>My concern is that I want these people to know just how stinking much I
>have done for them.

When you find an employer like that, please let us know.

>I suppose my motivation is petty. Perhaps instead of denying them the 
>source, I'll just leave a somewhat anonymous diskette with the un-encrypted

>source on it, so they have to look around a little and experience a little 
>panic. That's pretty petty too. But I'm feeling a little petty.

I like it! You left them the code, it's not your fault they could not find
it.  Maybe you could put it under that one desk leg that wobbles a little.
:-)

Chuck

-----Original Message-----
From: Guy McDowell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 9:14 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Developer Rights?

I'm not really concerned about burning bridges here. I've got a boat.
;-)

My concern is that I want these people to know just how stinking much I have

done for them. A quick valuation of the work I have done, at low outside 
pricing of $45/hr sets the value of the work done at around $80,190 and I 
was recompensed less than 20% of that. Now I don't mind that, I signed on 
knowing that full well. What I do mind is the fact that they have 
consistently tried to make me feel guilty for even being paid what I am 
being paid. Remember, no benefits or holidays either.

I have set up our system so that day to day updates can be completed by 
someone without HTML/CFML knowledge. So that makes it real easy for the next

developer to come in and look good.

I suppose my motivation is petty. Perhaps instead of denying them the 
source, I'll just leave a somewhat anonymous diskette with the un-encrypted 
source on it, so they have to look around a little and experience a little 
panic. That's pretty petty too. But I'm feeling a little petty.

As for the application itself, it's really just a form that does simple 
update/insert/deletes and basic DB mods. For the text editor I used EZedit's

freeware, which is worth way more than the price IMHO!

It's not really anything that any of you here couldn't do in about half the 
time it took me. And most of you would probably do it way better than I.

Guy
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