For the Record
Steve Farmer
hts at hts.com.au
Fri May 9 04:37:39 EDT 2008
Rainer
Having personally been on every Omnis list since about 1984, I can
say that this last two years is by far the worst for off-topic
arguments and disagreement
Lets hope that phase is now behind us
Regards
Steve
On 09/05/2008, at 8:09 AM, Rainer R. Greim wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> thanks for your email.
> 2 years ago i have moved to Omnis. I dont know how much Omnis
> developers are still in the world, and much more interesting how
> many of them are newbees like me.
>
> In my more than 20 years bus exeprience I have never had something
> like the Omnis daily soap. If you analyze the postings of the last
> 2 years, the most of them are not really Omnis related.
>
> 2 conferences, 2 lists,...
>
> I have never had so many emails in my Omnis postbox since last week.
> So its like here in germany. In summer there are now topics for the
> newscenters about politics, because the important persons a on
> holiday.
> So the news take every class C topic they can find, to have
> something to write.
>
> Im happy, that there is a list, and that I can help everyone, even
> I dont have 20 years Omnis experience.
>
> But I makes me sad, having this Omnis daily soap.
>
> So instead of thinking about new episodes, I would be happy to read
> something:
> my daily gotcha with Omnis....
>
> This afternoon I will present my little tool made with Omnis
> instead of PHP, Perl, Java.
> If I have time I will write some blogs about "Omnis for the daily
> use" in my Portal, an if there is a "Omniscentral" again, for sure
> there also.
>
> Rainer
> confused about 2 conferences, 2 lists
>
> But I understand now, why some are asking about the financial
> aspect of the lists. Its not about Maildetails and Omnis-Know-How,
> its about the Daily-Soap-Topics", to make a movie of it.
> Have you already fund the actors for it ?
> Maybe this is the kind of a new bus modell. Find a list about a IT
> topic, subscribe to it, whatch it, and if it is intersting, produce
> daily-podcasts, or broadcast episods on movie channels or paytv.
>
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