If the choice is between CallWeaver and Aperio, I choose
CallWeaver. It
abbreviates to "CW" or "cw.o" or even
"[w" to make a nice comparison to
"*" abbreviation.
Mike
Sam Bingner wrote:
> I don't know where this came from, but Open !=
Democracy. Open means people
> who don't like something are free to do as WE did with
Asterisk, which of
> course means that Asterisk was Open source too... that
was definitely not a
> democracy. When you're up for trademark infringement
make sure you let them
> know you took a vote and it was voted to keep the name,
I'm sure they'll
> understand.
>
> Seriously, this chain is degrading... the name has to
change. If the main
> programmers and those who organized the project want to
let people vote on
> what name to use... then great, if not.... great. I
just want it to end up
> with a decent name.... IMO the most important part is
that it's easy to say
> and remember. I think both Aperio and CallWeaver fit
those categories.
>
> I apologize if this comes across as a flame/troll... I
just want this thread
> to go away, but that needed to be said.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: openpbx-dev-bounces openpbx.org
> [mailto:openpbx-dev-bouncesopenpbx.org] On Behalf Of
Ming-Wei Shih
> Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 1:49 AM
> To: OpenPBX.org Developers Mailing List
> Subject: Re: [Openpbx-dev] Name Changes...
>
> bkml wrote:
>> On Feb 24, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Ming-Wei Shih wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> Do you mean to suggest you can just ignore
the law because of an
>>>> online poll? I presume that would be rather
naive.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Since when is this breaking the law outside
those countries?
>>> Openpbx is
>>> legal to use in a lot more countries than
illegal countries.
>>>
>> The only countries where the name is safe to use
are the US and Canada.
>>
> And the only country that this maybe "not
safe" is .au
>>
>>> Democracy is about to respect the opinion
>>> of the majority and not about the
individuals.
>>>
>> Democracy is first and foremost about the principle
that nobody is
>> above the law, that no majority can impose
lawlessness upon any
>> minority.
>>
>>
> Hehe, laws are made by men, you have such a weird way
of trying to turn
> everything to
> the way you wanted.
>
> Democracy comes from Greek, people rule. Respect the
majority, and the
> majority makes
> the law.
>
> Don't get me wrong, I am all for a name change, I would
like a name that
> is safe to use
> everywhere, but we just need to stay open on every
aspect of this
> project, something that you
> seem not agree on because you start making
irresponsible comments and
> accusing
> suggestion/insinuations when an open question is
asked.
>
>>> And please don't PUT words if my mouth, did I
suggested anything? I
>>> merely said that the "yes" voters
should be more convincing.
>>>
>> Perhaps you should read more carefully. I suggested
it would be
>> rather naive to assume that an online poll has any
weight when it
>> comes to legal matters.
>>
>
> Maybe you should stop putting words in other's mouth
and stop being so
> pushy. And please
> learn how to snip a email, you have cut off the
paragraph where you put
> words in my mouth
> and insinuated that I suggested something, this is
really unacceptable.
>
> If you tell me to read more carefully why do you delete
this specific
> paragraph?
>
> You left out this, quote: "
> Do you mean to suggest you can just ignore the law
because of an
> online poll? I presume that would be rather naive.
> "
>
> One good advise from me Ben, don't play with people's
mind, don't try to
> manipulate the
> crowd.
>
> And as I said last time, if you don't want this to be
an open process,
> please go troll
> else where.
>
> xming
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