Can't resist..

By Anonymous

March 21 2007

ibiblio hosts literally thousands of websites. IBM had nothing to do with Groklaw getting started, and we were already a force before we moved to ibiblio, and IBM had nothing to do with ibiblio accepting Groklaw. We were accepted because we qualified. I don't work for IBM because ibiblio hosts us. And I'd like to say thank you to ibiblio for hosting us. I'm deeply grateful that they don't allow the nonstop slime to cloud their vision.

So then, why do you work for IBM? =)

When this case is all over with (if it ever is) are there any plans on releasing a dvd archive of Groklaw for posterity? Too many good sites are only partially archived and a browsable offline version might be a good way to ensure it stays around. Plus a fee for it might help to keep the site going for the inevitable MS/Novell string of lawsuits against Linux and anything in chair distance of Ballmer.

07:21 PM EDT

Can't resist..

By PJ

March 21 2007

Yes. I do want to do that with a book. But it will
depend on a number of factors, like contributions.

: )

07:28 PM EDT

Answer the question.!

By Ian Al

March 22 2007

When did you stop working for IBM?

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Regards
Ian Al

04:32 AM EDT

Answer the question.!

By PJ

March 22 2007

I have never worked for IBM.

06:59 AM EDT

Answer the question.!

By Peter H. Salus

March 22 2007

Well, I worked for IBM 1983-85.

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Peter H. Salus

08:39 AM EDT