On 8/4/10 3:49 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:

I imagine anyone Googling for information on RevServer would certainly find
those. They do damage-- and deserve a rebuttal. But, of course, without a
recipe or any sort of proof, a rebuttal is pretty much impossible. That is
why I've called on Jerry to try and work with RR to create a recipe so that
a fix can be found.

This does bother me, especially since several of our web gurus on this list can't reproduce the problem. I of course believe there's an issue somewhere because I'm sure Jerry and others wouldn't just make this up, but it appears to be obscure. It seems unfair to post damaging accusations without giving the RR team enough info to respond and fix it.

Frankly, I was pretty much taken by surprise when Jerry posted his issue
with RevServer so publicly, especially when Kevin has most generously
allowed Jerry and company to harvest customers directly from this list--
something I have never seen another company do.

RR has worked very closely with D&M in the past to resolve issues in all their other products. They offered to do the same in this case too but got no response. That makes me wonder if the stated reason for the move to PHP isn't a red herring and there are other unspoken reasons for the reversal.

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Jacqueline Landman Gay         |     [email protected]
HyperActive Software           |     http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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