So.. Marak..
it looks like you you haven't be pushed, directly nor indirectly, by
nodejitsu boyz to (stop/remove/not to develope) hook.io project...
(as you suggest in previous posts...)
by to now, it looks like you choose collective responsibility
punishment our society, especially other users of hook.io, to expose
your drama...
you could simply delegate repository to somebody else...
but it's your choice.
Am I Right?
Paweł Marzec
Wiadomość napisana w dniu 2012-11-27, o godz. 14:57, przez Charlie
Robbins:
My favorite kind of thread to weigh in on. First, welcome back to
the world Marak. Hope you're enjoying India. I hear Will's place in
Goa is pretty awesome.
Yes, we terminated Marak's employment. No, we did not delete or
otherwise mess with the hook.io Github account. Nor did anything
having to do with Marak's previous employment at Nodejitsu prevent
him from working on hook.io after he left. hook.io was and always
has been maintained by Marak. I'm going to guess that in a rage
after his separation with Nodejitsu he deleted it.
hook.io was and always will be MIT open-source licensed so if any of
you want to take over maintenance of it I encourage it. We simply
don't use it at Nodejitsu anymore and given all the other open
source projects that require our frequent attention (forever, http-
proxy, winston, union, resourceful, vows, cradle ... over 200
modules) we just don't have the time. Sorry.
For a time we did sponsor hook.io development and use it in
production at Nodejitsu. As the hook.io project grew in scope to be
more of an application level tool and less of an infrastructure
level tool (read: "it was no longer a small library", think substack
small) we opted to go with a different solution based on another MIT
open source library we maintain called nssocket: http://github.com/nodejitsu/nssocket
.
As one of the major initial contributors to the hook.io project when
Marak deleted the Github account I thought about asking Github to
give me permission after-the-fact, but I decided that it was Marak's
decision since he had started the project.
Nothing has changed about our corporate culture at Nodejitsu; we
still spend about 40-50% of our time working on Open Source software
that we give back to the node.js community. We contribute to Node
core itself and sponsored a node.js core developer (indutny) for
almost a year. We ask nothing in return and believe that's the way
it should be.
Go forth and Open Source. Don't be led astray by false idols.
On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 2:46 PM, Alexey Petrushin <alexey.petrus...@gmail.com
> wrote:
As far as I know, if the license is MIT - then the repository can be
restored by someone else without any legal issues.
There may be legal issues preventing Marak from working on it (like
NDA agreement), but there souln't be problems for anyone else to use
and contribute to it.
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