dynam0k2atgmaildotcom wrote: This is a matter of my project manager saying one thing to bring me on board, then completely forgetting about that once I did. I've had that happen many of times and because they didn't follow through with their promises when bringing me onboard, they wind up finding a nice two weeks notice at crunch time :)

Personally, I try to never use GPL'd software. I don't like the political baggage it brings nor the restrictions it places on any software that uses it. I especially am put off by all the zealotry surrounding the license; here I just wanted a piece of code, but what I get is a binding contract that forces me to modify my deployment and/or license, and makes me succumb to the black and white "free vs. non-free" view of the world Stallman espouses from his pulpit. No thanks. Tech, life, family, faith: Give me a visit. I'm currently blogging about: Connor's Christmas Spectacular! Judah Himango

Less hairy. :)

dynam0k2atgmaildotcom wrote: Placing a post in here was obviously a mark of poor judgment. Lying about your affiliation to the product you are pimping and denigrating a competitor's product to make yours look better was a lack of moral character; thinking you'd get away with it here on CodeProject was a mark of poor judgement. Maybe not all 2 million CP members will read this thread but of those that do can you imagine any one of them even considering giving SynFS a tryout now? Steve T -- modified at 13:06 Wednesday 31st August, 2005