*snicker* As long as they pay exorbitantly for the "source material" ;)
Maybe they should release the Clone under the GPL? Charles Daminato TUCOWS Product Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Michael Dean wrote: > I want to reiterate that Chuck was always a better help than others at > Tucows over the years. And now I want to pre-announce the Tucows > Alternative Sciences Cloning Project, which is going to produce a new > Certification: CCDILADP - Certified Charles Daminato Informational > Listener And Doer Professional. > > It is Friday. > > Rick MacCormack wrote: > > >Public apology in order. > >Accidentally I clicked on Discuss instead of Chuck in my address book and > >let the cat out of the bag early. > >My email was intended for Chuck not the list. > >Sorry Chuck. > >I goofed. > > > >Rick MacCormack > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: Charles Daminato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 11:40 AM > >Subject: Time for a change :) > > > > > > > > > >>Ok, so this went out a little sooner than I expected (I was going > >>to do this on Monday) > >> > >>The time has come for me to turn the page and start a new chapter > >>in my life. As of January 31st, I will no longer be an employee > >>at Tucows. This was my decision, and I am doing the leaving. Just > >>so we're clear :) > >> > >>As for my plans... I'm taking a different direction. I'm heading > >>back to school with the intent of getting a degree (which I lack) > >>and ultimately becoming a teacher (which I think I'd love). Not > >>sure how it's exactly going to work out yet, but I'm looking > >>forward to the challenges ahead... > >> > >>A word about Tucows: > >> > >>This has been one of the most rewarding experiences in my life. I > >>learned a LOT about how to work within a growing and evolving > >>company, and about living and breathing within a larger community > >>(that's you guys). Tucows' ability to listen to the feedback > >>given by you, and not just HEAR what's being said, but to try (in > >>all reasonableness) to act upon it for the benefit of the > >>community, is unparalleled in this industry. > >> > >>Tucows is simply the best at what they do, even if at times it > >>your words seem to be futile (trust me, they aren't - Tucows is > >>always listening, and care deeply about what you say and think). > >>I truly believe this, and can't say enough about it. > >> > >>I believe in Tucows, where it's going, what it's trying to > >>accomplish, how it's accomplishing these things. Change is a GOOD > >>thing; at times it can be difficult and frustrating. My decision > >>is NOT a reflection on Tucows (or myself, per se), rather an > >>inevitable step in the growth process - both for myself, and the > >>company. I leave with no regrets, and wish only the best for > >>Tucows in the future. > >> > >>This company has challenged the odds time and time again. What > >>started out as a bright idea evolved into a kind of rebel > >>movement. We went against Goliath and won, broke ground that most > >>didn't even know existed, and surprised everyone (even ourselves). > >>The ride has been fun, and the journey continues. Don't let the > >>occasional bump in the road disturb what has been an exiting and > >>fruitful trip. > >> > >>So... > >> > >>I can't thank you enough for all the moments over the past several > >>years - 12,000+ messages on the mailing lists! It's been another > >>home (and you've all made it quite cozy indeed). I've learned a > >>lot about myself, communicating with others, the "community", and > >>even gotten into some of your personal lives (in a sense). It's > >>been great, and I hope to keep in touch. > >> > >>If you wish to keep in touch, drop me a line at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >>(no spam or solicitations please *grin*) > >> > >>-- > >>Charles Daminato Life is not holding a good hand; > >>OpenSRS Product Manager Life is playing a poor hand well. > >>Tucows Inc. - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Danish proverb > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > > >
