I think the key here is that Liblime is putting in the time to work with the LIS programs. I suspect if MassCat (or anyone else) had extended an offer, they would have accepted.
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 4:12 AM, BWS Johnson <[email protected]>wrote: > Salvete! > > >I'm with you Gary. I think this is a great opportunity for the LIS > students and hope that they are indeed learning about library systems. And > it is great that Liblime is supporting the students this way. I just hope > they aren't getting instruction in how to be a part of an open source > community from Liblime too! > > > > > >As I tweeted....I'd rather be the one doing the Open Source instruction > for these students than Liblime! > > > > This is not a new development; LibLime was doing this for years, it > started under Josh. It might have been far enough back that it was before > the fork, too. > > > That said, I'm surprised that Simmons would decide to go with this > over actual Koha. The folks at that GSLIS could foster a natural > partnership with MassCat, so that part raises an eyebrow. > > Cheers, > Brooke > >
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