>We advertise the hell out of it and people will discover it as they have a >problem that they resolve, can migrate to it as an upgrade process in their >company environments and we don't screw someone over with our benevolent >power.
I think the biggest beef people have is that we are unstable by default. I don't think that requiring some action to get the versions locked is really going to help much. Otherwise we just continue to advertise the hell out of locking down your versions in the pom (which hasn't been working). --Brian
