Webwork - 4:53 pm on Nov 29, 2006 (gmt 0)

Basic questions:

1. Who actually has physical control and physical access to the editorial server? If not ODP volunteers then who? If not the ODP volunteers than any criticism tied to hardware is misplaced.

2. Is the ODP not a public service or charitable work of Netscape/AOL? If so then isn't the issue of "it's not profitable" a non-sequitor? Corporations don't support "the arts" or a school or a kid's camp to make a profit. They support an endeavor as an act of public citizenship.

3. Who is actually writing or re-writing the editorial server code and determining configurations, etc.? The volunteers or someone on the corporate side?