Greg Ercolano wrote:
> In my experience, commercial companies tend not to like
> to associate themselves with open source products..
> possibly political, legal, or otherwise.
And to try to qualify the above, software developers who work
for large companies tend not to have the clearance to make use
of their company's name in public light, and don't want to get
involved with their own legal departments.
Usually they are either trying just to get their job done
either for internal projects or possibly even sold products,
and in either case they would be wary of their own employment
contracts.
Especially with big companies it takes some effort to get
proper clearance for a company to agree to make associations
with other projects/companies.
Political issues I shouldn't probably go into, because
to cite a specific example I can think of would raise the
very issue those same folks are trying to avoid, so I'll
just keep mum on that.. ;)
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