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• @ScottCDunn If you are worried about fragmentation then look to open standards. about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to ScottCDunn ReplyRetweetFavorite
• @ScottCDunn Shared code, regardless of license, is the most fragile way to achieve interop. about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to ScottCDunn ReplyRetweetFavorite
• @ScottCDunn There is ample fragmentation in GPL projects as well. Standards promote interop, not copyleft licenses. 03:34:39 PM February 21, 2012 from TweetDeck in reply to ScottCDunn ReplyRetweetFavorite
• 17 years of Apache HTTP Server http://t.co/5soLNIxh 03:31:42 PM February 21, 2012 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
• Open Sourcers Drop Software Religion for Common Sense | http://t.co/Ovt7FIIA http://t.co/WpHBs9q3 05:09:04 PM February 15, 2012 from Tweet Button ReplyRetweetFavorite
• RT @liammax: UK Government Open Standards Consultation is now live - it's important and we need your views. http://t.co/QPHG9t9Q #opens ... 05:31:29 PM February 13, 2012 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
• @ch_s I'm saying you look like a fool if you quote numbers for Apache OpenOffice from 2010. You do see that, don't you? 11:03:07 PM February 05, 2012 from TweetDeck in reply to ch_s ReplyRetweetFavorite
• @ch_s You are responsible for the nonsensical claims you make. This isn't exactly a subtle error. 05:48:07 PM February 05, 2012 from TweetDeck in reply to ch_s ReplyRetweetFavorite
• @ch_s I think the whole infographic is a big fail. How can you possibly be showing AOO developers and committs in 2010 and early 2011? 03:39:27 PM February 05, 2012 from TweetDeck in reply to ch_s ReplyRetweetFavorite
• If you want the joy of filling out your tax returns, but don't want to wait for April, just file an expense report. 08:22:12 PM February 03, 2012 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite