> Forcing people downloading a browser for using ICQ or AOL is not a good
> thing. The members would quikly go up... true... for a while (until
> people have to get the next version and download 30 mb:s again for just
> the little messenger).
> If I want a browser... I will get the browser... If I want a messenger
> and I sure wants to be free to choose what messenger I will do so.
Thinking same way means that mail and news reader should be also separated.
I wish this to be true but I think this is simple marketing - you download
and get all-in-one package. So I think it is same with AOL/ICQ - it is all
about who will get money for the ads, that's why I don't expect to see ICQ
in Mozilla/Netscape in any near future.
Asking AOL to include ICQ is like asking MS to include Netscape as browser
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Regards,
Waleri
