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It surprised me as well. Maybe because of Zed. I like him though. I also have a distant memory of Mongrel2 being licensed under AGPL. In fact I just googled it
by reitanqild 12y ago
It surprised me as well. Maybe because of Zed. I like him though.
I also have a distant memory of Mongrel2 being licensed under AGPL. In fact I just googled it and yes, it was licensed under AGPL but it now seems to be BSD-licensed.
- deweller 12y agoI feel like Zed gave up on this project too early. He created it, gave it an initial promotional push and then "turned it over to the community." There were a faithful few people who kept contributing to the project, but it did not have anyone pushing the project forward significantly after Zed left.
- danudey 12y agoI liked him, and then one day he was being a complete asshole about something (as I recall he was making shitty comments about people who buy Apple products), I tweeted him saying 'using inflammatory and hostile language doesn't help you get your point across', and he said 'THANKS DAD' and blocked me. So, I dunno. He's a smart programmer and a smart person, but flipping your shit on Twitter doesn't really make a whole lot of sense.
- marktangotango 12y agoI like him too, he's brash, works on interesting stuff, and most importantly, put it out there. His public persona engenders a strong response from some and has opened him up to a lot of criticism, which he's proven (countless times) he doesn't handle well. But then who does really?
- danudey 12y ago> But then who does really? The vast majority of people handle constructive criticism better than 'throw a tantrum on Twitter and block everyone who replies to you'.