Richard Schilling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard,
What you say seems fine. But software patents can cause problems to us here.
Most software come from the US and software is so expensive that there is
rampant piracy of software in many countires. Recent WTO agreements have made
this
On Mar 28, 2006, at 10:51 PM, Richard Schilling wrote:
I'm simply saying I'll do the work and give OSCHA a physical presence
here, as long as I know there will be people there to sign up. I
don't
want to establish a U.S. presence for OSCHA that has no interest.
Building up an OSCHA
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Thanks for your offer Richard.
Molly and others have spent a great deal of time in developing this
organization.
While it is not a particularly inviting subject, the ideology of 'where
to incorporate' first is an issue. One that has been discussed
Molly certainly has my support. I don't mean to suggest she doesn't.
And I do appreciate her assertiveness as well. Ultimately I can work
with any locale of registration to some degree.
Tim, I offered to help four years ago too when this subject was being
kicked around. I'm certain that
Agreed, Tim. Molly is a long-standing member of the FOSS healthcare
community and deserves kudos for running with OSHCA. As an American, I
am certainly more comfortable with the US legal system than I am with
the Malaysian system but (a) I understand that no legal system is
perfect, (b) I trust
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Richard Schilling wrote:
Molly deserves extra credit for hanging in there.
I'm anxious to see things progress. It doesn't sound like, though, you
or anyone is interested in seeing a U.S. component. Is that true?
Richard
Hi Richard,
Let
I know Tim - a lot of people feel the way you do. I try to be as
politically agnostic as I can in the FOSS realm, and sometimes that
confuses people.
Someone mentioned the bad U.S. press too. I don't watch U.S. news, BTW :-)
I'm simply saying I'll do the work and give OSCHA a physical
Tim Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a great admierer of the US and it's people, the films, the sports, the
comics on which I was introduced to reading :-)
I still think it is one of the best countires and even the President is not
all bad flamebait
Most of the FOSS software come
