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- By the way, thanks for the laugh. You made my day. On Sun, Oct 5, 2008 at 4:39 AM, tombmedia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I don't know where you are located mx3design, but if you are in the > states I'd like to see if there is some sort of legal action we can > take towards mootools for fraudulently advertising mootools as a > product when it is clearly a hobby for a select few individuals. I am > a businessman and can prove losses directly related to the bait and > switch that the mootools elite did when they figured mootools as a > product was too much work. It was initially toted as a production > level framework and with that there are certain expectations of the > team behind the product, which has totally come to light as being > immature, naive (as you've stated), and downright intentionally > malicious. I am located in Canada, and if anyone lives in any of the > countries that the mootool developers live in please contact me so > that we can pool our resources to see what we can do. My losses are in > the 5 digits and would be willing to spend at least that to teach this > kids why hobbies and business don't mix. > > I already have my lawyer digging to see what kind of faults they may > have committed, I'm not to sure if anything can happen with the way > things are licensed, but I doubt these kids spent money on a lawyer > themselves. > -- Guillermo Rauch http://devthought.com
