I am all for healthy competition, but I'm wondering if introducing new tags into a different flavor of ColdFusion is a good idea. In the current economy, when we should be working to strengthen ColdFusion in the marketplace, I think this will lead to more confusion, a diversion of the marketshare, and finally, a weakening of ColdFusion as a platform. People are not going to just be saying, "Is ColdFusion standard?" But they're going to be saying "What version of ColdFusion should I use?" There's a ColdFusion standard -- Allaire created ColdFusion, Macromedia owns it, that's the standard. Anything else is a parser.
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