Hi, Like Chris said, if a product matches the requirements it's no problem mentioning it. Their has to be a clear remark it's a commercial product though and that the reporter (you fi.) are related to the company selling it. That is to avoid creating the image of pushing the products.
Thanx, Jaap Maynard, Chris wrote: > Gerald, > > I think if you search back through the mailing list archives, you'll > find mention of a number of commercial products, and I don't recall > there being any uproar on the list about any of them because of it. > Just because this is an open-source project, I don't think that > prohibits the mentioning of commercially available products when > relevant and appropriate. If you can recommend a useful product that > may help someone else - whether it's an open-source product or not - I > think it's perfectly reasonable to do so. > > Maybe others have a different opinion, but that's just my 2 cents, for > what it's worth. > - Chris > > Gerald Combs wrote: >> On the subject of advertising, how do people feel about me mentioning > CACE >> products in the mailing lists? So far I've resisted, but it's pretty >> difficult >> (for example, when someone says they're having trouble capturing .11 >> traffic in Windows). _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list Wireshark-dev@wireshark.org http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
