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JayR Cela @JayrCela
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Sadly I can speak from experience, The IMA is not to be trusted, the projects I have been witness too are mostly a con game, followed by countless excuses for the project(s) delay, or they need more money to complete it. I do agree with the need for an OS specific voice module's development. These folks at the IMA are not the people for this job.
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http://infinitemetaverse.com/news-and-events/ima-blog hmmm i think EchoVoice is part of IMA...
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There's a strange persistence in asking for money for a project that actually could be developed differently. This is what I've noticed. Furthermore, it's not true that GNU/Linux is paid; every paid distribution (for the included services) has its free base. Red Hat has Fedora, and so on... So, honestly, I'm not convinced by the argument being made, which is also quite aggressive, trying to persuade people that they have to make a living with that money. I don't like it.
I don't know the history of the Infinite Metaverse Alliance, can you please explain it to me? :) Thank you.
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I don't know the history of the Infinite Metaverse Alliance, can you please explain it to me? :) Thank you.
You can look up the web site here :: http://infinitemetaverse.com/ I repeat my warning, "Do Not Trust These People" and certainly do not pay them any RL$$, unless you are willing to hear one excuse after another on why the project has become delayed, or they need more money. It's a Con.
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