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KDE League .... Inc. No Longer?

Posted by chrisd on from the good-desktop-regardless dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The corporate status of the KDE League, Inc., was revoked earlier this year by the Delaware Secretary of State when it failed to file necessary papers and pay fees, according to this report in Linux and Main. In addition, the organization seems to have overlooked financial disclosures that are supposed to be made public under federal law. And asked about it, the KDE League's chairman, Andreas Pour, refused to comment." Update: You can read a statement from Andreas here that explains what's going on. Thanks to Thomas Zander for the update.

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  1. How dare The Delaware Secretary of State!! by Zapdos · · Score: 4, Funny

    Try to change the default way that KDE League, Inc does paperwork.

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  2. I bet... by Dethboy · · Score: 4, Funny

    The Delaware folks are Gnome fans...

  3. Bash Bash by Alsee · · Score: 3, Funny

    The corporate status of the KDE League, Inc., was revoked earlier this year by the Delaware Secretary of State when it failed to file necessary papers and pay fees

    Now if only Microsoft would forget to file some paperwork and pay a few fees.

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  4. oh no! by gr8fulnded · · Score: 4, Funny

    The corporate status of the KDE League, Inc., was revoked earlier this year
    In a press release, KDE employees stated: "Ah Krap!"

  5. As a Delaware Resident.... by Aquitaine · · Score: 4, Funny

    To Whom It May Concern,

    Please convey my/our heartfelt apologies to the KDE League for this mix up. As many of you are aware, many corporations are headquartered in Delaware due to our tax laws and court system. This creates a burden on Delaware residents. In fact it creates a burden on all three Delaware residents. Just yesterday, I was talking with Ed, and he was trying his damndest (as usual) to attract a fourth resident, and he thought that some Linux news might be a good idea, since 'maybe we could get Delaware slashdotted,' and I had to remind him that Delaware already serves an honorable place in Slashdot as the dot.

    We were further upset recently when we realized that our third resident, the governor, had died in 1973.

    In closing, please accept the apologies of Ed and myself on behalf of the great state of Delaware -- the first state to sign the Constitution and the state that nearly everyone has 'driven through on the way to visit their parents.'