Re: [PEPr] Comment on File System::S3
| From: | Sebastian Nohn | Date: | Thu, 06 Dec 2007 07:34:06 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PEPr] Comment on File System::S3 | ||
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Gregory Beaver wrote:
> There are too many similarities. Let me excerpt a few examples.
So what apparently happened?
1. Some intern at Till's company copied Cesar's code, removed all
copyright clauses, maybe changed some stuff and claimed the code
his [why didn't people ask back then, who is "Jeff Arthur" when
reviewing the code?]
2. Till copied his companies code [with permission], added copyright
clauses, changed some stuff, still didn't ask who is "Jeff Arthur"
and submitted the code to PEPR.
3. Cesar luckily found this proposal which strongly proves that PEPR
is the way to go.
That Jeff Arthur thing gets me sick for several reasons: First, as you
wrote, it strongly indicates, that this code is Cesar's code. Second, I
can't understand, why nobody at Till's company (including himself) asked
your question "who is Jeff Arthur"? It is so unlikely to have anyone
living in Germany having that name, that this question HAS TO BE asked
if some intern comes up with some code he's claiming his, having a
reference to that name in it.
So what's next? That package definitely makes sense, so I'd love to see
it in PEAR, either with the right license and credits or as a complete
rewrite.
- - Sebastian
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