On Thu, 12 Jan 2017, Martin Winter wrote:
Sorry, if this broke. I didn’t see any mistake.
Like meeting with 3rd parties and making agreements to include code,
without involving anyone else in Quagga?
David works for NetDEF/OpenSourceRouting. Was that ever a question?
He's not listed in your 990 filings for NetDEF:
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/462124970
(I have the invoices that correspond to the contracting fees in '14; I
also invoiced you for about £6k GBP in the first part of '15 - which is
more than the contracting amount listed for '15, though maybe half-ish
of the difference of the total salaries and the listed salaries).
So what is "OpenSourceRouting"? Is OpenSourceRouting a "project" of
NetDEF, or is it another company? You and the others go to a lot of
conferences, so ye can talk to lots of people, who pays for that?
You have argued for transparency. Let's be transparent.
BTW, when I started contracting for NetDEF, I was told Alistair was seed
funding it. What was the amount of that seed funding, and how much other
sponsorship came in and when?
Note: I low-balled my contracting rates on the basis I was working for a
public-good 501(c)(3), that was still on private seed funding and didn't
have corporate sponsorship yet. I was a student writing up, past my
funding, and I needed part-time work to make ends meet. I stopped
talking to another commercial body, cause I believed in what NetDEF was
pitched to me as.
And yes, he got kicked out by you
That is an untruth.
Not sure how this is relevant or even a secret. NetDEF (and
OpenSourceRouting is a project of NetDEF) is the answer to all of
this. Never tried to hide this and not sure where the confusion is?
So, who is OpenSourceRouting then? Is that a 501(c)(3) too?
When I started with NetDEF, I was surprised to learn ye already had a
good bit of ongoing work. Was that NetDEF, or OpenSourceRouting, or ??
BTW: For full transparency, would be still good to announce changes
like this to the list.
Yes, full transparency, /me claps. Can we?
If you don't want a fight, don't come here and pick one.
regards,
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