Chris, Thanks for the feedback.
After looking over that post and reading your feedback I have changed the language on it considerably. My overall issue with Univa has been some of the claims they make and I think that it is not beneficial to the community or the project. I have tried to take it up with Univa but they lend a deaf ear. They have every right to pursue commercial interests but my motivation here was only to help give the community a stronger voice to combat some of the claims that Univa has made that are less than beneficial to the community and the project. As well as to help potential customers have more knowledge of other options that might help them make better decisions. In terms of the issue at hand, I realize that that name has never been used for anything with Grid Engine but it just seemed to me that having it owned by and linked to them was but another link in a long chain of negative actions toward the community as fully documented on previous mails on gridengine.org. I'm sorry if you disagree but it seems to me that Univa is slowly trying to get rid of the community as it would present the biggest barrier to it making money with Grid Engine. Please see the changes made to my blog at http://gridenginetruth.blogspot.com/ . On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 12:58 PM, Chris Dagdigian <d...@sonsorol.org> wrote: > > > > First they closed the > > source code, now they are taking over the 'Grid Engine' name. What will > > they do next?? > > my $.02 ... > > > Mark if you wanna see a textbook example of infantile FUD in action all > you need to do is read your own blog at http://gridenginetruth.** > blogspot.com/ <http://gridenginetruth.blogspot.com/> > > gridengine.com has been owned by a domain speculator or some other > value-less operator since at least 2005 when I bought the gridengine.infoand > gridengine.org domains. Just like gridengine.net is being used right now > in fact. > > gridengine.com has *never* been used for anything GE related and a quick > visit to archive.org will show that it's basically hosted a domain > parking page for years. > > And now ... it redirects ... to univa.com ... the company that hired a > bunch of the GE development team ... The company that sells and supports a > GE variant ... the company with a product called ... (drumroll) ... "Grid > Engine". > > FUD != "company purchasing a domain name from a speculator that accurately > describes the product they are developing and selling" > > Wait until someone does a google search for "open grid scheduler" and > notices that Univa might have bought placement around those keywords. > That's totally gonna blow some minds. Maybe I should get in front of that > outrage train and label it UltraMegaUberFUD :) > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________**_________________ > users mailing list > users@gridengine.org > https://gridengine.org/**mailman/listinfo/users<https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users> >
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