Based solely on this data, the S.u. S.E instructor challenged Bluepoint's well-renowned competence as an organization, questioning in effect the quality of our Open Source technologies courses and the technical competence of our faculty. Now I know how Senator Salonga must've felt nine years ago. Linux is but a means to an end, not an end in itself. We use the tools that we can to further our cause.
Purism is one of the chief agents of stagnation.
This is a very petty issue, one that does not warrant any special attention or retaliation. Unfortunately, my student is the one getting hurt by this matter. He is, and will always be, a part of Bluepoint. It has always been my philosophy that when a part of Bluepoint is hurt, a proportional response must be issued. As part of their Total Linux training, students are taught about the basic concept of security through obscurity, among others.