On 3/24/06, Al Eridani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > But cars are a good example of the type of branding being attempted > with Struts. Why does Ford keep marketing a model like the Mustang that > it has changed so radically over the years, instead of calling it something > else? > > Because they are banking on the familiarity and (hopefully) the good > reputation of the name among the general buying public; to the marketeers, > any connection between the name and the content is irrelevant.
I agree, and to go even further with the analogy, you do not need to learn how to drive again when you get a new Mustang. The switch for the wipers may be in a different location, and the cruise control may be a bit different, but the brake is still on the left, and the gas is still the skinny pedal on the right. Again, this is NOT the case with with struts-action and struts-shale...so why are we pretending it is? Larry --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
