Regarding a recent message on [netconnect] Re: All these "new versions"...
�
�> � Are there updates then?
�>
�> Its been killed because of some un-resolved copyright issues IIRC.
�> So
�> now you have the choice of Miami or the original AmiTCP 4....
�> Genesis
�> is no more. I don't know if there's plans to create a new TCPIP
�> front
�> end to AmiTCP or not.
�
� Please don't make comments relating to legal issues that you have no
� knowledge about or are not in a position to make.
Okay, thanks for replying in public as well as private Chris.
� 'Genesis is no more'? Where on earth did this come from? Are you now
� my/Vapor's spokesperson, simply as you have become a Vapor 'tester'?
Erm I didn't say it had *anything* to do with Vapor, I didn't mention
Vapor I just heard it on the net, IRC to be exact.
� Genesis is is not, and never has been, a Vapor product and the
� copyright lies with ourselves, Active Technologies. So, therefore,
� the future is decided by us. Genesis was only sold via the Vapor
� scheme (as well as direct from Active and other distributors) as it
� offered further scope for the product.
Why are you telling anybody this? Do I care about who owns the
copyright, does it relate to the original statement aboput who is
selling it? no no no. The statement was about what was going on
with the software!
� I am quite angry with the comment that 'it's been killed' and is 'no
� more' as it is absolutely not your position to either a) make those
� comments and b) you are no spokesperson for Vapor nor Active
� Technologies. I will decide if and how to take further action, where
� necessary.
As I said in private - I'm not claiming tobe a spokes person, I did
say it was anything assocatiated with Active Tech. and so people
readin it can make their own decision wether to believe or wait for an
offical statement. The readme placed onthe ftp server will have made
people ask questions about what is going on and not just my recent
post.
� So, what is the future of Genesis? Right now the future is a little
� uncertain, but it isn't absolutely dead - the original programmer
� moved on and took up a position at Hewlett Packard, a while ago.
� Right now there are talks about selling the Genesis name/technology
� to another company, simply so it can be continued. One key area is
� that if/when any updates are made to Genesis, by this company, then
� the updates will support both existing Genesis keyfile holders and,
� of course, NetConnect users. That would be part of the deal.
�
� News about this ongoing effort will be published within the next few
� weeks, as soon as further news is available.
I love you too Chris x X x
M!ke C.
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