When you state it in the open duh. You know a lot more people would build nukes if we posted instructions too.
My whole point was not to make it easy. Your post frustrates me, that you would post such a statement on the list. If I didn't know you to otherwise responsible, I'd think, "Don't you even care?" Regards, Lars Hindsley SpyProductions -----Original Message----- From: Dave Warren [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: January 24, 2002 12:58 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: OpenSRS should not be so Open Spy OpenSRS Mail wrote: > I would prefer a resellers only list for discussion like this. Personally > I'd rather not have our friends at Melbourne IT, NSI, register.com and > others watching us brainstorm great ideas. > > Point being, lets not make it easy for them to steal ideas. I know I know, > open source, etc... and you could refer to the old saying that good artist > create, great artist steal. But again, I'd rather not make NSI great. It's a $500 investment to become an OpenSRS reseller. Would that be a barrier of entry to any of the above mentioned companies? (Yes, I know you could do it for $250, but putting together an OpenSRS server costs more then $250, so it's easier to use the quickstart interface) -- The nice thing about standards, there is enough for everyone to have their own.
