Subject | Re: Names of our lists/newsgroups |
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Author | doidodoscornos |
Post date | 2001-12-30T01:10:19Z |
--- In IBDI@y..., "Claudio Valderrama C." <cvalde@u...> wrote:
This lists are very good in my opinion.
But I think that we all must work in FB future, and don't follow
Borland's example of keeping things with unclear plans for a lot of
months.
It's time to take decisions. I will say again that I'm to newbie to
this comunity, and I should respect people like you that talk about
the engine like I talk about my motorcycle... So, I have started and
I will continue this discussion as a 'new member', as a person
that 'went here, love the project, and it's here to stay'.
having a FB Team decision? Or the FB Team is telling the comunity of
users like me that they don't have a decision? Do we have a FireBird
project by it's own or not?
The FB Team had no decision at all at the fork. It was Borland
decision. If FireBird will not make a difference in a near future,
what it will be it's future?
I agree with both of you.
that we must change it's name...
A. (The LetsKickSomeA.... guy.)
>Yes, let's rock & roll!
> Finally some fun for the end of the year...
> :-)
> Everybody that has visited the Borland NGs knows that TeamBrepeat "this is
> not the place for FB questions". In IB-Support, IB or FB arediscussed
> alike. We shouldn't take the same route than Borland, since IBDIdoesn't
> profit by defending FB; Borland has to defend their commercial workinstead,
> so this explain their desire to keep their NGs for their flavoronly. I
> personally feel comfortable with the name of the several listsmanaged by
> IBDI and don't want to see a change. I feel comfortable discussingany
> engine flavor.I defend the idea to change names, not to change way of doing things.
This lists are very good in my opinion.
But I think that we all must work in FB future, and don't follow
Borland's example of keeping things with unclear plans for a lot of
months.
It's time to take decisions. I will say again that I'm to newbie to
this comunity, and I should respect people like you that talk about
the engine like I talk about my motorcycle... So, I have started and
I will continue this discussion as a 'new member', as a person
that 'went here, love the project, and it's here to stay'.
> Firebird was a proposed icon for IB6, not intended initially toname a
> fork.) Finally, Borland made clear that IB returns to closed, paidproduct
> with a shrunken open sourced flavor whose future is uncertain, butthis is
> rather recent. (They still don't state what's the exact fate of thefree
> IB-OE.)Yes. This is the point. We now have a Borland's decision. What about
having a FB Team decision? Or the FB Team is telling the comunity of
users like me that they don't have a decision? Do we have a FireBird
project by it's own or not?
The FB Team had no decision at all at the fork. It was Borland
decision. If FireBird will not make a difference in a near future,
what it will be it's future?
> Closing the door to IB flavors is not acceptable in my opinion.I have already re-think my opinion in the last post, answering Geoff.
I agree with both of you.
> If we accept that proposal for change, we will end up having IBDIgroup
> itself renamed FBDI.Yes. This is my 3rd post in this newsgroup and I'm already saying
> ;-)
that we must change it's name...
A. (The LetsKickSomeA.... guy.)