Hello,
I agree with Tom, almost my thoughts exactly.
Not to start a flame war here, but i have a feeling that all effforts about involvement of public community into AOLServer project are more PR action than something AOL needs for aolserver project. Except bugfixes, the direction and functionality are all controled and driven by AOL, allowing features that AOL needs for their internal projects where aolserver is used.
How many features from pubilc community were added to aolserver in the last year? Mostly bugfixes?
I still use it and think it is superior webserver but something feels not right. And naviserver name is a good name.
Tom Jackson wrote:
Hey Dossy and Everyone else!
9. Given all of the above, I don't find it too surprising that developers have asked for financial assistance to handle almost meaningless chores of documenting other (paid) peoples' code, or designing a website for the largest (for-profit) ISP/Media-Giant on the planet.
tom jackson
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