11 Mar
2008
11 Mar
'08
11:38 p.m.
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 10:41 AM, Aleksey Bragin <aleksey(a)reactos.org> wrote:
Why did that big chunk of MS's support database
text got into our
codebase? Even not edited, so that I can read up about "tax form 1040
would not print correctly" in ReactOS Source code? What is the use
from it?
What would anyone outside of the US need to know about the 1040?
LOL!
Providing URL is quite enough, though, if I don't
mistake (I'm not up
to date with their position), Wine is already removing URLs from
source code because they should be kept somewhere else. Source code
is source code, not a collector to store everything. There is no
point in sticking various garbage into reactos source code with a
note "so it doesn't get lost", we've come over that point quite a few
years ago.
Wine? Must I?
I guess we can rewrite the data and post it in a blog. Include the
pointer to the url and include a copy of the page just for safe
keeping. I noticed many changes on the web that had hard to come by
data is going away. Having archives to prove our changes are
legitimate is a wise choice. Soon everyone from M$ will start posting
that we are coping from the leaked source,,,, oh that has already
happened!
Thanks,
James