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I'm rather unhappy that despite my best efforts to represent
otherwise, the server is still seen as for Unix gurus only.  And the
chart showing speed lagging behind IIS is an embarrassment. 

If someone wants to write a rebuttal, I am almost positive we could
get it printed.  

	Brian