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First you say "you are a competitor in the Voice API space", "and then you have a few issues with the way we do business", I didn't expect that at all ;) Anywa

by bevenky 14y ago

First you say "you are a competitor in the Voice API space", "and then you have a few issues with the way we do business", I didn't expect that at all ;) Anyways, next time please do your homework first, we have openly announced on Techcrunch that FreeSWITCH powers our backend and we are also sponsors for Cluecon this year to give back in our own way. Best of luck for your attempts in future.

josh2600 14y ago
Be, I realize now that my statement might've come across a bit harsh; that wasn't my intention at all. I'm a fervent believer in Open-Source as a superior method of development, and I certainly didn't mean to insult you. Perhaps it was an oversight on my part, but I didn't see FreeSWITCH on your website, nor did I see any reference to it on your .org page. Please forgive me if I've overlooked something. As far as what we run, we run FreeSWITCH as a media server in our environment, but we also use a number of other great technologies like CouchDB (specifically BigCouch), RabbitMQ, OpenSIPS, and the whole thing is written in Erlang. For my final comment, I'll simply say that the Voice space is too small and too familiar to have public fights. I think I speak for everyone at 2600hz when I say what you're doing advances the field of communications, I just feel that on-net calls should be free. Take my comments for what they're worth, I wish you guys a hell of a lot of luck. Cheers, Joshua