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| From: | Oliver Bandel <oliver@f...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Smoke Vector Graphics: source code licenses for sale |
Zitat von skaller <skaller@users.sourceforge.net>: > > On Sun, 2007-11-04 at 16:06 +0100, Oliver Bandel wrote: > > Looks, like the Spam-Filter should be re-adjusted ;-) > > > > Ciao, > > Oliver > > Why is that? This list is for Ocaml stuff. No one said > any particular licence. No one said free, pretend free, > or downright encumbered by a stupid licence. > > In case you didn't realise .. programming is *primarily* a > commercial (for money) activity which is *primarily* intended > to support commercial or governmental activity (including > academic and semi-academic institutions). [...] if it is *primarily* this or that might be end in endless discussions. But it also is a commercial thing. I earn my money with programming too. But I doubt this list is the right area to post advertising-only posts. > > Lack of commercial support -- the kind Jon is offering -- > is one of the impediments to industry taking Ocaml seriously. > > It seems around 100 readers agree, if you can believe Jon's stats: > > "Our download statistics for last month show 94 hits for the 3.09 > version and 56 hits for the 3.10 version" [...] And what does theses hits show? What do they prove? Sorry, you mighht explain in more detail?! > > Lets hope Jon gets some sales .. he's one of the few commercial > support providers around. Yes, it's fine, if he makes money with OCaml. But nevrtheless I doubt, this list is the forum to make avertising-posts. We could end up in "Buy this new Vi**gra-stuff; our website is OCaml-driven!". Ciao, Oliver