> So your assumption about the CF marketshare is based on declining > revenue > from CF MX at MM?? > > Is it not possible that CFs usage could have grown and the decline in > CF MX > revenue is simply because it was not readily adopted by ALOT of > developers > and ISPs because of the array of instability issues and just general > buggines before 6.1 was released? > It is entirely possible that the CF market share is actually increasing due to factors such as CFML developers moving to BlueDragon (New Atlanta is a privately held company, so it doesn't disclose its revenues) or ISPs putting more CFML developers on a single server in a shared hosting scenario, but generally revenue is the most appropriate way to determine market share.
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