Re: [Firebird-website] A few thoughts about (new) site structure, and some good news...

[tjelvar e. <tj...@fa...>]

> After this one, I would wonder if any project
> member who *knows* NN would ever take you seriously again.


That's the spirit, shoot the messenger boy and loyalty can never be  
exaggerated.

> especially as e-mails get archived for historical records and  
> everything

But isn't that what he's refeering to?
Besides, You don't need history. You need *visions* for fb to survive.

The foundation HAS to found a promotional group ASAP.
Sooo many trains missed, 10 years ago, fb was already awsome,
the old "better than mysql" isn't valid anymore. What's the issue here?
Don't wanna become "mainstream"?

AWH hopes for the embedded market, but tinysql and sqlite works for  
that.

Webapplications is not the future, it's now. (Most countries consider  
delphi dead.)
Work with open and closed source solutions, drupal, tigercrm, navision  
likes,

If you don't want users, why do you do all this?

//t