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cz.nic is a Czech domain registrar. (CZ NIC...) Even as a Czech, I have no idea if they are owned/governed by state, or not. I need to look into wiki for that.

cz.nic is a Czech domain registrar. (CZ NIC...) Even as a Czech, I have no idea if they are owned/governed by state, or not. I need to look into wiki for that. edit: oops it might be entirely unrelated. Sorry! edit2: my confusion is understandable, as cz.nic has some open-source projects, too! https://www.nic.cz/page/2049/projekty-pro-odbornou-verejnost/ https://www.nic.cz/page/2049/projekty-pro-odbornou-verejnost... For example open source routers Turris https://www.turris.com/en/ https://www.turris.com/en/

acatton 4y ago
cznic or modernc.org is just a name clash, AFAICT. They have nothing to do with cz.nic.
- shp0ngle 4y ago
  he actually was employed by cz.nic according to some public record.
jimsmart 4y ago
Based upon info in an AUTHORS file [0] for a different project by the user cznic, I think there may indeed be some kind of connection with nic.cz ...? But I believe, based upon my membership on the GoNuts group / mailing list, that this is mostly the work of one individual, Jan Mercl (he is quite active in GoNuts) — as also stated in the previously mentioned AUTHORS file, and in the AUTHORS file for the port of Tcl that is the subject of the OP [1]. I have used some of his non-transpiled code/projects in my own Go projects in the past. He seems to be a very solid coder, often happy to share his views in GoNuts, and also frequently reviews others' code too. [0] https://github.com/cznic/golex/blob/master/AUTHORS https://github.com/cznic/golex/blob/master/AUTHORS [1] https://gitlab.com/cznic/tcl/-/blob/master/AUTHORS https://gitlab.com/cznic/tcl/-/blob/master/AUTHORS
- shp0ngle 4y ago
  Ah googling him, it seems to me he was employed by cz.nic in 2012 or such. All right.