ציטוט Mick Johnson:
Hi all,
Hi Mick,
Sensory’s been pretty involved with Dspam for a long time now and have
invested a lot of time and resources in it over the years. As our
business goals have changed, however, it just hasn’t made as much
sense to keep devoting developers to it – something I’m well aware has
generated discussion repeatedly
On1-Jan the discussion became a project: dspam-community.
We are now at the point where hosting and maintaining the Dspam
project simply doesn’t make any sense for the business, so we’re
looking to transition that over to a new, committed team of developers
from the community. In short, this would consist of the mailing list,
the CVS repository, the domain name dspam.nuclearelephant.com and the
website content currently there. We’ll maintain copyright but as you
all know it is GPL code so Dspam can never be un-GPL’d.
I'm sure, although I have not yet discussed this with the others on the
dspam-community team, that we would be more than happy to rename
dspam-community dspam, and continue the work dosne so far.
We’re looking at shutting down the hosting for the Dspam server by the
end of January. So if anyone is interested in taking over the elements
named above, please contact me at m...@sensorynetworks.com. I think it
would be a good thing for the Dspam project if this was a group effort
consisting of the main contributors, but I readily admit that that
determination is out of my hands.
dspam-community is hosted on SF. I will contact you off list.
We would also consider selling the copyright along with the rest of
the package as a bundle – if you are interested in purchasing that
please contact me as well.
I don't really see the community buying the copyright. There is no
commercial entity to finance us, but then again, maybe someone on the
list would consider a donation of the copyright to the community?
Cheers
Mick Johnson
Sensory Networks
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