Vendor Pays OSS Developers for Enterprise Support 73
Anonymous Coward writes "eWeek is reporting that a company called OpenLogic is paying qualified experts in the open-source community to provide enterprise support for projects they are intimately familiar with. OpenLogic calls its new initiative its Expert Community program."
NOT paying. (Score:1, Informative)
QUOTE :
OpenLogic is looking for the best and brightest open source developers to join the OpenLogic Expert Community. As a thank you for their time, Open Logic Expert Community members can earn points redeemable for rewards in the OpenLogic Rewards program. Learn more about the OpenLogic Expert Community and the OpenLogic Rewards program.
Are you sure? (Score:3, Informative)
From the OpenLogic Community FAQ [openlogic.com]:
Bollocks (Score:5, Informative)
The press release says in fact: and: And (slightly offtopic, but put more elequontly & humorously then the usual 'blah blah, oss has noone to sue'): You sir, are a shill from one of the proprietary companies, trembling in their boots about new business models.
Wow, redundant *and* wrong! (Score:3, Informative)
Re:Bollocks (Score:4, Informative)
So $25 an hour or more. Not exactly inspiring, but not bad either, especially if it was shit you were going to fix in the next release anyway.
You will get paid! (Score:2, Informative)
From the EULA (or 'OpenLogic ECA') (Score:3, Informative)
'Assignments may be bugs, errors, problems or other issues associated with open source projects. OpenLogic will post assignments on the Committed Community website located at www.________.com '
(their underscores, not mine)
'If you develop any source code or other material as part of any assignment, you agree that you will provide a copy of the source code or other materials to OpenLogic.You also agree to assign to OpenLogic joint ownership in any and all worldwide copyrights, moral rights and other proprietary and intellectual property rights you have in the source code or other materials'