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On Nov 2, 2011, at 9:13 PM, Christian Grobmeier wrote:

> If there are other slides/articles/blogs around, it makes sense.  I
> have seen sections like this on various other places at the ASF.
> Personally they give me the feeling the project has a community
> behind. Esp. when there are slides available which are presented on
> conferences.

We are really bad at that. This is a #1 reason Cayenne is not as =
well-known as it should be. We do have a community of course, just don't =
have active promoters unfortunately.=20

Andrus=20