I'm currently away on vacation this week (in Ocean City, MD) and writing long emails on the Treo isn't exactly fun, so I'll keep this short:
1. It's my fault that 4.5 has the pools/limits functionality. I didn't do a good enough job communicating to everyone about the change. I haven't done a good enough job organizing the direction of the project in general. I'm very sorry about this. 2. 4.5 is a major dot-release from 4.0. Matter of fact, we skipped 4.1--4.4 to indicate the magnitude of change that the 4.5 release tree will represent. We are long overdue for significant technical improvements to AOLserver. I, however, do not want this to leave people behind. In time, I do hope to see both a migration guide and backwards compat. code to be authored to ease transition. 4.5.0 is really bleeding edge--sorry. 3. This project really could use more contributors. Especially a semi-serious tech. writer would be a huge help. How do you attract a tech. writer to contribute to an open source project? Suggestions? I'll go through all the good suggestions and comments in this email thread when I'm back in front of a real keyboard, but I didn't want my silence to appear as indifference in the matter: I care a great deal and really think if we can get people excited again, we can start seeing real progress. -- Dossy -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.
