Michael Meeks schrieb:

>       Quite :-) if I worked for Sun, I'm sure it would seem obvious that I
> had the moral right to proprietarily license all other people's code /
> translations / documentation etc. contributed to OO.o in perpetuity. I
> would also be certain that that right would always be used wisely, never
> abused, never used to hurt OpenOffice, or other contributors. Since I
> don't work for Sun I'm far less certain.

I don't work for Novell, so I'm also "far less certain" about what your
company might do behind the scenes. But you never will find me spreading
FUD about that as you do in case of Sun. So I won't "counter" your
public statement of mistrust against Sun with an own public statement of
misstrust against Novell. But I hope that everybody sees that
continueing to argue on that level doesn't work.

If one reads the Novell CA and the SCA both make clear that eventually
contributions end up in proprietary arrangements. You tell me that you
are certain that Novell won't abuse that right, I assume the same for
Sun. So what shall we do now: "I'm good, you are evil!" "No, *I* am a
good, *you* are evil!" Sounds like kindergarten stuff to me - or, as the
great philophers from Monty Python's Flying Circus said:

"This is not an argument, this is contradiction!"

You are permanently accusing people that work on the same project as you
without the slightest proof that anything like what you accuse them for
has ever happened or will ever happen. You even created the ridiculous
impression that Sun could make business with such dubious "Butler
Office" crap. You must be very desperate if you take this completely
irrelevant "Butler office" as a welcome event to continue your crusade
against the SCA. I'm really tired to read the same stuff again and
again, each time with "arguments" more far-fetched than those you
presented before.

If you want to be taken serious in future you should stop your FUD and
insults (Yes, I feel offended by your ridiculous accusations and
allegations!). I got it: you don't trust Sun, so you obviously also
don't trust me. I can live with that. But meanwhile we all know it.
Repetitio non placet.

Ciao,
Mathias

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Mathias Bauer (mba) - Project Lead OpenOffice.org Writer
OpenOffice.org Engineering at Sun: http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS
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