Just as an FYI ... even though the officially sponsored Bad People have called it quits, there are still a number of community Bad People who intend to continue their Citadel ripoff project. This means we *do* have to work hard to get Citadel out in front of people, and continue to improve its value prop, and really make it shine even more than it already does. True, we no longer have a situation where it's merely a matter of time before they sideline us. However, the existence of a volunteer community of Bad People means that we will have to work harder than ever to establish ourselves as *the* turnkey, user-focused groupware solution for the open source world. I'm ok with making use of hype, even if it's cheesy marketing stuff that doesn't particularly turn me on. I've changed our project's marketing slogan to "The Groupware Server for Web 2.0" so that's what people will see when they visit our web site after reading the Linux Pro (december) and/or Linux Journal (january) magazine articles. 7.00 needs to be a *big* announcement. Everyone please start thinking about how we're going to get the word out. As a reminder: we are now in feature freeze until the abovementioned release is completed. I expect to finish load testing the Sieve stuff within the next week or so. Then it's just a matter of updating the documentation and build notes, and bringing libSieve into the Easy Install system. If there are any "showstopper" bugs, I need to know about them ASAP. Thanks everyone.
