Re: Fwd: Wall Street article on a new Cooperative
"Matt Asay" <[email protected]>
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Please explain, Brian. I assume that Avalanche allows any amount of forking within its code base/contributors. I don't know that there's any overarching Plan that is forcing Best Buy to follow Jostens et al. on code direction. Yes, it theoretically starts with a smaller development base, but this doesn't change the dynamics of forking within that community, that I can see. But then, you perhaps spent more time talking with the Avalanche folks than I. Please provide more detail. Matt >>>Brian Behlendorf <[email protected]> 04/20 7:02 am >>> On Mon, 19 Apr 2004, Matt Asay wrote: >As for the critique (made by others) that Avalanche does nothing for >open source, how so? Why is it any less open source because it is >restricted to a smaller group of participants than most open source >projects, a restriction largely dictated by our voraciously hungry legal >system? Because there is no right to fork. Brian