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if you run a whois on ampproject.org, the results clearly indicate it's owned by google. Registrant ID:mmr-87489 Registrant Name:DNS Admin Registrant Organiz
by barkingcat 11y ago
if you run a whois on ampproject.org, the results clearly indicate it's owned by google.
Registrant ID:mmr-87489
Registrant Name:DNS Admin
Registrant Organization:Google Inc.
Registrant Street: 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Registrant City:Mountain View
Registrant State/Province:CA
Registrant Postal Code:94043
Registrant Country:US
Registrant Phone:+1.6502530000
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +1.6502530001
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email:dns-admin@google.com
The tech lead of the project is Malte Ubl who by their twitter page : @cramforce indicates that "I make www internet web pages for Google. "
Unless it's a 20% off time project (or a side project of some kind), I can't understand why you say it's not a Google project if it's being funded by google and made by a google employee.
- cramforce 11y agoYep, I'm a Google employee. ampproject.org has the full list of partners working together. One example is https://blog.twitter.com/2015/introducing-accelerated-mobile-pages-0 https://blog.twitter.com/2015/introducing-accelerated-mobile...
- coldtea 11y ago>I can't understand why you say it's not a Google project if it's being funded by google and made by a google employee. For the same way that tons of open/collaborative projects with multiple partners are not "X projects" even if they started and/or are hosted by X. Heck, even something like Webkit is not an "Apple project"... Downvotes? Are you kidding me? What part of "open source initiative" containing multiple industry leaders (like Twitter, and lots of others) don't people understand?
- debaserab2 11y agoWould you consider angular to not be a google project either then?
- coldtea 11y agoIs Angular involving multiple major-name partners such as Tweeter, and has been such from the start -- to the point of downplaying Google's involvement in the project site? For something like SPDY/HTTP2 etc, I can say it's Google first and foremost (even if it got adoption later on). For this not so much.