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A day ago, I put this comment on their website but it hasn't passed moderation, so I'm posting it here: “Groovy” is actually known as “Apache Groovy”. As a con
by vorg 11y ago
A day ago, I put this comment on their website but it hasn't passed moderation, so I'm posting it here:
“Groovy” is actually known as “Apache Groovy”. As a condition of joining the Apache Software Foundation via its incubator 12 months ago, its 5 Project Managers agreed to use the brand “Apache” with “Groovy” in its first mention on any page.
I notice you included a graphic of the Groovy logo, and wonder if you’d been in touch with one of their Project Managers about using Groovy. If so, and they didn’t make it clear to you that you should mention “Apache” with “Groovy”, then they are breaking their agreement with the Apache Software Foundation.
One of Groovy’s Project Managers seems to be regularly doing this behind the scenes, using others such as yourself as proxies in their agenda.