Re: Cool it, chaps (and note follow-ups)
Posted in 1997
--- On Wed, 30 Apr 1997 12:26:23 -0400 Tim Schaefer <tschaefe@mindspring.com> wrote: >Phil Edwards wrote: [Cut, Cut] >The whole thing barged into our little group with so much silliness, I >couldn't resist. It didn't eat up any paper, just a few more bytes, so >no real harm done in the theatre of the mind. Those that suffered the >most are I fear are those poor souls who get the newsgroup via email. >This is a heavy cross to bear, and my heart goes out to them. Tim, us poor Informix-List souls don't even know where you got this thread from :-) > [more snips] > >I will analyse your observations and take your discussion under advisement. > >We get many interesting posts into our little technical forum. For a >while it was very intolerant, where the posts had to be extremely >focused on the product-line, but over the years it's relaxed a bit. >We're actually seeing some very interesting discussions about the >computing environment in general, and the market, which ultimately >impacts the product. > I have my theory on this (sorry, guys, I just couldn't resist). There's not much discussion going on 4gl these days, and New Era doesn't seem to raise any interest (even Billy doesn't brag about it that much). Other languages have no significant impact on this forum and are (appropriately) discussed elsewhere. ESQL/C is Jonathan's exclusive territory, while ODBC belongs to Nils. What else should we discuss about? Engines? Informix was so kind to prevent me from touching new products... We had to become a bit more tollerant, or else, all we would see here would be "this doesn't belong to here" rants. Ciao, Marco ____________________________________________________________________________ Marco Greco <marcog@ctonline.it> rem radioterapia 39 95 447828 fax 446558 Informix-FAQ http://www.iiug.org 4glWorks http://www.ctonline.it/~marcog