What's the deal? Has TIS decided to take the AT&T long distance method of
advertising as their very own now? "Put it in writing" "Show the code" its
the same thing. LSLI does not make the code to our system open for everyone
and his brother and/or sister. If a client is willing to sign some
non-disclosure agreements, we are willing to allow them to examine the code.
The problem no one mentions is that firewalling is a business now which
means we have to support our products, and if someone takes the code and
makes fundamental changes in the product leading to a failure it damages the
reputation of the product and our company. Plus how could we be expected to
support a product when we don't know what changes to the code the customer
has made?
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ted @
gw .
lsli .
com
Livermore Software Laboratories, Inc. Houston, Texas
http://www.sccsi.com/lsli/lsli.homepage.html
04/28/95
"It was the nineties and thanks to the internet,the whole world could hear
what some nerd thinks about Star Trek." - Homer Simpson
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