----- "Hetz Ben Hamo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > 2008/4/5 Uri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Dear linux-il friends, > > I somehow have a feeling that many people from here already marked a > message from you as SPAM and kicked this message.
Dear Hetz, I feel that your reaction to UeCh is somewhat Pavlovian. His idea (which - alas - is "more of the very old same only smeared with spiritualistic nonsense") does not merit such reaction, in my opinion. > 1. You're thinking about creating yet another file sharing company. > Find yourself some lawyers. That is sound advice. Alas, Uri, no matter whether your intent is to share unencumbered content or (tfu-tfu-tfu, has ve halila, perish the thought) encumbered content, the powers that be (namely, people with gazillions of dollars in ready money) will not look on such an idea with all that much goodwill. > 2. As a person who previously "matched" between companies and > developers, I would say to any developer who wants to join you, that > you are a "Red Risk", which means that developers should ask for cash > (and not Shotef+30 or anything like that) or bank's cheque or a bank > guarantee. Why? because you either do not know the law in Israel > and/or being fully Naive. Hetz, my dear, this is an ad hominem (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem). It might even constitute libel. Yes, Uri is either unaware or ignoring Israeli and other laws, but using an ad hominem is always a bad idea. > 3. Of course, any developer who "accidentally" served in the Israeli > army should NOT try to work with you or else you'll mock and insult > him, just like what you did 1-2 years ago, an act that was fully > childish behavior. Again, an ad hominem. What does it matter that Uri rails (quite incoherently, I must say, which gravely detracts from his argumentation) against criminal organizations like the IDF, etc. Uri is somewhat misguided in his views, but that is not a very good reason to ad hominem him. ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
