Hypocritically, buffalooed hides his own identity while demanding openness and transparency from CC/CVPS/UGVPS etc. The only person that ever fought this was Chris, I remember.
Here's the pickle smarty, I am not a corporation. I am not hiding behind some veil to protect my stuff from legal claims like your buddies and those paying your paycheck. Come troll all you want, but you are on the payroll over there and are bitter your "friends" are on the radar or are being paid to troll.
They put themselves on the radar. Lengthy list of lies, deceptions and creative reality twists. It has been many years in the making. Plus, they are a corporation and subject to public scrutiny.
Let's revise the wording --- openness and transparency. Openness I could give a crap about. Perhaps some open source switches would be a good idea for CC
I think you have some... Errr.... I don't use the word openness.
Transparency, funny world fella.
Definition: ... easy to see through, understand, or recognize; obvious ....
Would that be such a terrible thing? Everything about CC is shrouded in strangeness. Is it too much to ask that staff/employees actually be real people? Is it too much to ask that same company doesn't have perverse staff overlaps with "customer" companies?
I expect a small $2/mo VPS company to pay people sh!t. But a facility "owner". A company that prides itself on a million dollar router, a new HQ's and other shows of flash in the pan... Well I expect them to pay folks a living wage so the employees aren't having to whore themselves out to the customers. That's not my story, that's what you want me to believe that there is no conflict. CC employees just migrate to CVPS during their free time to make a little extra dough.
Since you brought up Mr. Mouth's name. Let me point out again, that you folks at CC use CVPS as a "Case Study". Even though, a blind man who sells pork for a living can see that is bogus.
The same Chicago fella, said in public that he NEVER WORKED FOR CC. That Biloh just put him on the website to make the company look big/real/established. Last time I checked, that constitutes fraud and false advertising. It surely puts a dent in sanity and validity of the Case Study.
Then you have this other issue with SummitServers, a subsidiary of CC you probably didn't even realize existed:
"Summit is the brain child of two ex-Cisco engineers. With over 18 years of combined networking experience"
For transparency sake, you and your colleagues CANNOT support this claim. It is bogus, was bogus and will remain forever bogus. You never had two ex-Cisco engineers. Never. You had one very smart guy though who is lingering in the hallways, so I'd watch before trying to BS your way over that. I know, blame it on the marketing goon of years past, yeah rogue employee. Too bad it's still live:
www.summit-servers.com/aboutus.php
