Public discourse is important.

[jspaleta]

When you or your employees make vague statements about being prejudiced against in the activities of a multi-vendor project, and those allegations are being made in public forums...but you and your employees refuse to provide evidence of those allegations in those public forums... I am not amused

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Topic typo

[anonymous]

Oh, I'd make sure to fix that typo in your topic right quick. Funny, though

Cheers,

Clint

[anonymous]

Hmmm. A Linux-related company that makes grandiose public statements about how everyone else isn't doing it "right" unlike this "community-oriented" (yeah right) company, but then cries about how unfair it is when this company gets criticized (and even tries to thwart the criticism non-transparently)? The MO perfectly fits one particular company. Let me guess: You're talking about Canonical?

[anonymous]

I think that you can find the story on bkuhn blog :

http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2011/03/05/open-core-slur.html

[jspaleta]

Just to be clear, I am not referring to anything written in or referenced by bkuhn's blog post. I am commenting on an entirely different set of communications.

-jef

which are?

[ext_461982]

@Jef: I'm curious....

Regards,