RE: Oracle experts are disgusted with SQL Server User Group

Again, disclaimer...certainly some level of deception either knowingly or unknowingly is going on here.

However, I don't see how you draw the conclusion that because someone makes money they now have an obligation to do something they did not have prior to making money...ie...free bloggers can post links without asking, bloggers who charge must ask permission??? =20

They are not making money on the "sole" effort of others. There is effort that goes into putting this information together as I stated in previous post. Can you imagine the strain this would plain on the flow of information?

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I'm not very sure about the legal stuff, but I agree about the moral and
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ethical issue, someone that is making money from other's effort should =
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at least notify and ask permission from the author, and is still worse =
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when he claims that Tom is "our technologist".=3D20

BTW, how could someone get the MVP award doing things like this?

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