[IAEP] [sugar] OLPC's bizarre behaviors
Martin Langhoff
martin.langhoff at gmail.com
Sat May 24 06:01:09 CEST 2008
Typo - I should have written:
> Grandstanding about the mistakes made is cheap, with the advantage that most people aren't
> familiar with the issues at hand.
Albert also wrote
> Minus the dollar figures of course, getting contracts out in
> public would be very good for you. Groklaw would be a great
> place to get things reviewed. You should interpret resistance
> to this as an indication that somebody may be trying to put
> something bad in a contract.
Have you ever tried something like that? Can you point out projects
that have done that successfully in similar spaces to ours (leading
edge tech hw)? A contract negotiation is a very tricky thing to carry
out, and putting it on a public forum is one of those things that
doesn't quite work well.
It's a social thing - just tell a prospective employer (or employee)
you are webcasting the interview and contract negotiations.
cheers,
m
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