Scanned Image Utility

[sparkeyjames]

I haven't written a line of code in over two years. Other than the OS and office suite, almost all of our apps are internally written to access out SQL servers. We don't sell or redistribute anything. Even if we wanted to, we can't since we're a "gubment" agency.

Well then all your code are belong to us anyway. If it is not classified in any way it is public domain by default if written by government employed programmers. That is IIRC. If your an external vendor then that is totally different thing.

[Alex Franke]

Well then all your code are belong to us anyway. If it is not classified in any way it is public domain by default if written by government employed programmers. That is IIRC. If your an external vendor then that is totally different thing.

...I think that depends on what "gubment" it is. I'm pretty sure that states, for example, are free to claim copyright on documents their employees produce. Federal = public domain, though -- it's a great resource!

lol re "all your code are belong to us" -- you geek.

[JimDantin]

Thank you for sharing this with us.

[JSUPreston]

Well then all your code are belong to us anyway. If it is not classified in any way it is public domain by default if written by government employed programmers. That is IIRC. If your an external vendor then that is totally different thing.

State government. Actually, the agency that handles the health insurance for around 35k state employees. It's really just an enrollment and eligibility system. Unless you were starting a competitor to BCBS or United, the code would only be good for academic purposes.