>> From: Tony Gravagno >> I am working with Cachi and InterSystems on an almost daily basis
Thank you to the kind folk who have commented on the letter "i". When this note left my PC it had the 'e' properly accented in all cases, and it still does in my Sent bin. Apparently the forum converts the accented e to an i. If you're interested, please ask the forum moderators to do something about this. george r smith wrote: > Don't you think you should preface all your posts with "I am trolling > for customers". > Now after a month you are now the go to guy for Cache (Notice the > spelling), right. George, there are two kinds of people here. End-users who write their own code, and people like me who sell products and services to others who prefer to buy rather than make. No, I don't think I or anyone else in my middle-market position should preface all comments, especially when I'm volunteering information. Many of us in this middle market provide information on a pro bono basis, and as long as I don't get hassled for my trouble, I usually enjoy doing so. Regarding this Cache thing (I dare not attempt a grave accent on that "e"), yes, I do see potential for new business from companies that take a serious look at it and I won't have a problem selling information or services when it seems appropriate. If someone asks me questions I'll provide many answers and commentary as I've done for at least the last 14 years as a community service. If someone asks for more serious time then I'll suggest a business agreement. Unless I let people know that I'm available for such free or for-fee inquiries, how does anyone know who knows what in this market? It's not unfair for me to request compensation to pay my bills when you're getting information you need to pay yours. (Really, why is such a fundamental discussion even necessary?) If you'd like to take your questions to someone else, you're quite welcome. At this point, you can probably count on one hand the number of people in the MV market who have practical experience with this environment, and I wonder if any of them are inclined to simply donate their time and expertise. Until our market is saturated with free expertise, yes, I'll be happy to be a "go to guy" for Cache'. TG@ remove.this.anti.spam.textNebula-RnD.com ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
