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Not content to accuse open-sourcers of stealing code and working on Linux programming on company time, the Alexis de Tocqueville Institute now implies that the open-source community rips off The Wall Street Journal. So far, though, ADTI has not suggested that the mothers of those in the open-source community wear Army boots. In a recent posting on LinuxToday titled "Open Source Tip of the Day," ADTI contends that the open-source community doesn't like to pay to read the work of popular WSJ columnist Lee Gomes.
Re: ADTI: Open-Sourcers Skirt Copyrights
Posted by: fullewr 2004-06-22 13:23:15 In reply to: Lisa Stapleton
Ken Brown appears to be the poster child for the intellectually challenged. His interviews and commisioned research disproved his theory, so he just ignores all of that and published his personal theory as fact. The man is ignorent of the subject matter, pays no attention to the facts, and works for the same group that supported the tobacco industry's claim that secondhand smoke is harmless after taking money from them. Why should anyone think he or his organization have any credibility anyway?
