Yes, I have.

To be very honest with you, I was somewhat amazed that he did that.

After presenting my own idea and working code to the group (including all of the Tk drawing primitives which he then reimplemented, as well as a number which he did not), he then apparently thought it enough of a good idea to try rewriting (partially) and uploading to CPAN himself, but not good enough of an idea to mention my presentation or prior work, or the fact that he used the exact same "look and feel" of a "pen-up" turtle vs. a "pen-down" turtle.

Additionally, he points out that "his" work allows for multiple turtles simultaneously.  In fact, this was an idea which came out of the client/server model I had already used (and presented), and was in fact originally an idea proposed to me by my colleague wulvrine.

Now it may be that I'm just being naive to how open-source is supposed to work.  But after emailing Mr. London, and telling him that I was still planning on releasing my work to CPAN, he wrote back that it wasn't his intent to take anything away from what I had done, and offered to let me take over what he had already done.

So the way it's been left is that I'm going to maintain the Tk::CanvasLogo project.  I still need to find out exactly what the process is for doing that.

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In reply to Re^2: RFC: Language::Logo by liverpole
in thread RFC: Language::Logo by liverpole

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