The bad movie is seeing people declaring Oracle wrong as soon as there's
a controversy, probably without thinking too much.
Oracle is spending lots of money and effort to migrate java.net to
kenai. I suppose they expect the new forge to keep the most visible
projects in the community, right? Why Oracle shouldn't find it hostile
to learn that people want to move the project to another forge and not
to stay at home at Kenai? If Oracle is correct in the fact that they
hold the copyright on the Hudson name, shouldn't Hudson be considered,
for the sake of branding, like Glassfish? What would you say if somebody
proposed to move Glassfish to another forge?
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