William Grosso wrote:
> Gemstone's policy is neither productive nor in their
> best interest
>
[Randy Stafford] Note that GemStone is not alone in this. From the
WebLogic evaluation license, paragraph 1: "You may not disclose the results
of software performance benchmarks to any third party without WebXpress'
prior written consent."
> In general, programmers need to grow up. If you think
> Gemstone's policy is wrong, send them a nice letter.
>
[Randy Stafford] I agree with both sentiments (and as a programmer,
I'll try not to take offense ;-)
Randy Stafford
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