A humble request for help

[Stefan Görling]

Thank you for your comments,

>It's not clear whether you're only interested in Wine-related employers
>here, or any employer. For example, all of Martin Wilck's mails
>prominently display "Fujitsu Siemens", which would be hard to miss, but
>still isn't recorded in your list, yet Bill Medland is listed as "ACCPAC",
>so it's a little confusing.
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Sorry for confusing you, I am interested in obtaining information about 
any employer, provided that they  allow you (directly or simply by 
ignorance) to hack Wine during working time. When someone is sending 
mails from a Wine-related company, it's quite obvious that this is the 
case. But when the mail comes from a company, not directly affiliated 
with Wine, it might only be that the person is using his company 
mailbox. As for Martin Wilck, there were a lot of comments during the 
License-change debate that "This is not the view of my employer", so I 
came to the conclution that he probably only used the mailbox. He 
corrected me on this, and I am therefore grateful.

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>>Also, if you belive that there are others who should be on this list, 
>>I've only got one person from Transgaming so far, don't they contribute 
>>or are they simply silent on the mailinglist?
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>Well, I'm pretty sure a few other TransGaming employees (like Gavriel
>State, David Hammerton, Peter Hunnisett) *have* been seen on the list, but
>probably only occasionally, maybe only a few postings in all of 2002. For
>the most part, issues with Wine (the free version) are my responsibility
>at TransGaming, so the others aren't seen much here. (I suppose they might
>still be interested in answering questions, though, if you want to ask
>them.)
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>>Andreas Mohr,Codeweavers
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>Maybe Andreas can speak for himself, but just in case he doesn't: he's not
>at CodeWeavers. (His only affiliation was an internship a long time ago,
>if I remember right.)
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Thanks, Andreas was another one of my uncertainties, in some Weekly list 
he was affiliated with CodeWeavers, and it sounded probable that someone 
that active should be paid in a project where many are.

Best Regards,

Stefan Görling