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I appreciate your clarity and follow up to this issue as I'd been wondering about it once 'outed' by the third party. Or more really information publicly available brought to the forefront. I do have one small thing to add, not so much a conspiracy theorist in me, but just a bit of jaded cynicism. Corporations do not 'share' profit out of the goodness of their heart. What you and the other service providers were actually doing by signing agreements with them as optional revenue sharers was lending them cover against copyright claims (on the tools side) as well as gravitas where they could use your reputations as a shield (nexus being a provider). That's why they contacted you and especially the tool makers, it wasn't to 'give back'. Right now they are naturally in corporate turtle mode, but should the crap ever hit the fan don't be terribly surprised if they said "Hey, Nexus is in bed with me". Naturally your response kind of heads that off at the pass, so good for you at throwing up the first blockade. Judging by your post you're around your late twenties, I'd just say as one being a bit older and dealing with very complex legal contracts on a daily basis and the politics thereof. Be a little more skeptical about large corporations, especially those with near pseudo-monopolies, coming to you bearing gifts. Chesko has learned that lesson in a much more difficult fashion.

Appreciate the update, was wondering why the heck the NMM wasn't clicking into place. Course funny thing from your post reflecting in other part of real life. because we’ve spent the better part of the past 36 hours tweaking the hell out of our config wondering why and how our database cluster was serving 15,000 mysql queries a second and our web server was serving 2,700 requests a second without exploding. If healthcare.gov could do that it probably wouldn't be down so much. ;) You guys should ask for a government contract. Anyway look forward to to the fix being completed.