As I use components I will update wiki (and not for altruistic reasons -
for
myself so I have it in one place :) and provide examples in c++ (someone
may
later rewrite them in delphi, I don't care about it).
That's perfect for me. Let me know you login name and I'll grant you access.
Any info recorded in the wiki is valuable.
Have in mind that these strict rules and using mailing list instead of
forums discourages a lot of people from using ICS
I don't think so. It worked for more than 10 years now. Using this procedure
you have only people really using ICS. If you don't use such strict
procedure, you have thousands of peoples just visiting one or two times and
then go away. Frequently they ask their question and not even come back to
see the answer. Not interesting. Being forced to do a not so easy action,
uninteresting peoples are filtered out. There are currently more than 1000
subscribers (main list and announce list) and this is good. Google has
enough hits for twsocket so that people find how to reach us.
- wikipedia is open for anyone to edit and if works just fine
Wikipedia collected million of dollars so they have team, time and money to
review user entries. I don't.
Best regards,
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francois.pie...@overbyte.be
The author of the freeware multi-tier middleware MidWare
The author of the freeware Internet Component Suite (ICS)
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