> Those [projects] that have remained in Jakarta are because of strong
> desire to be there. In particular, I remember a pretty strong reaction
> by Turbine when the suggestion was made that they should become a TLP.
> It took repeated attemps to get Ant to "matriculate". And significant
> effort for Avalon. James is the only project that I recall that did it
> of their own initiative.
That's interesting. I am quite surprised, as you might expect considering
that we are the one project, apparently, that was quite willing to become a
TLP. What are the reasons generally given for not matriculating? Are they
afraid of losing something? Or having too much additional work? And is
this OK with the Board as a legal matter? Aren't there legal issues related
to indemnification?
--- Noel
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