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On Aug 31, 2005, at 9:08 AM, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:

> Ralph Goers wrote:
>> My employer REQUIRES a stable forms framework, therefore I require a=20=

>> Cocoon release with a stable forms framework.

Ralph, your employer is retarded!

Sorry, I couldn't help it :-)...

> [vadim] Remember, you are here as a person, as yourself, and not a=20
> representative of the organization voicing organization's concerns and=20=

> desires. You are here to help grow and maintain community as a whole,

Ralph isn't trying to "represent" his employer in the Cocoon community.=20=

  He's just saying that speaking just for himself it is a PITA for his=20=

job that CForms isn't stable yet, because that prevents him from using=20=

it.  I don't think Ralph's employer gives a rat's ass about the status=20=

of CForms per se... all they care about is that no "unstable" stuff=20
gets used on their project, and if CForms is unstable that just means=20
he has to use something else (which is a PITA for him, but his company=20=

doesn't care).  Ralph, is that an accurate portrayal?

>  and community currently needs more often releases much more than a=20
> stable cforms block (which is just a bit of software, at the end of=20
> the day).

+1 to that!

Cheers,
=97ml=97

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On Aug 31, 2005, at 9:08 AM, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:


<excerpt>Ralph Goers wrote:

<excerpt>My employer REQUIRES a stable forms framework, therefore I
require a Cocoon release with a stable forms framework.

</excerpt></excerpt>

Ralph, your employer is retarded!


Sorry, I couldn't help it :-)...


<excerpt>[vadim] Remember, you are here as a person, as yourself, and
not a representative of the organization voicing organization's
concerns and desires. You are here to help grow and maintain community
as a whole,

</excerpt>

Ralph isn't trying to "represent" his employer in the Cocoon
community.  He's just saying that speaking <italic>just for
himself</italic> it is a PITA for his job that CForms isn't stable
yet, because that prevents him from using it.  I don't think Ralph's
employer gives a rat's ass about the status of CForms <italic>per
se</italic>... all they care about is that no "unstable" stuff gets
used on their project, and if CForms is unstable that just means he
has to use something else (which is a PITA for him, but his company
doesn't care).  Ralph, is that an accurate portrayal?


<excerpt> and community currently needs more often releases much more
than a stable cforms block (which is just a bit of software, at the
end of the day).

</excerpt>

+1 to that!


Cheers,

=97ml=97


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