Munson, Jacob wrote:
>>I wouldn't think this would happen. Many federal agencies have a large
>>commitment to ColdFusion, if it goes open source (with no single
>>authoritative source for support IE: Adobe) It'll leave 
>>theses agencies with a product that they'll drop like a bad habit.

I don't agree.  An organization such as Adobe could continue to provide 
commercial support to an open-source project.  They could continue to 
develop it as well.

for example, what if they were to "open source" the basic standard 
version, but offered additional functionality in an enterprise version 
offered commercially.  That's feasible.   Plenty of organizations out 
there buy commercial licenses and commercial support from MySQL AB.

Rick

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