Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 15:47:19 03/20/00
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On March 20, 2000 at 18:44:41, Dann Corbit wrote: >On March 19, 2000 at 20:10:49, Pete Galati wrote: >[snip] >>I can't see how he could market TSCP to the airlines, it seems to me like he'd >>also need to provide them with an interface to use it with. >> >>I like TSCP allot, and I'm greatfull that you offer it's code, but in the 2 >>cases that you mention above, TSCP doesn't seem like it would be ideal for their >>purposes. >> >>I'm far from knowing, but if that guy _does_ sell TSCP to the airlines, there >>may be something you can do about that. > >Call the airline and tell them it's a free program. If nothing else, it will >make the consultant's name become a stink. He could also sell them Stobor or (By "he" I obviously mean "Tom" here) >something better if they are interested. The whole thing sounds pretty strange. > >If Tom has officially released his program to the public domain, there is >nothing that can be done to prevent someone from selling it for a billion >dollars to some schmuck. That's the down-side of public domain.
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