> I know there is an "open source" version -- will you continue to > contribute your efforts to that?
Yes! > How "current" is the version on open source when compared to what was > know as the "commercial"version? The open source version currently has improved security, and several bug fixes. See the change log for more details. Once I get the new commercial version out, they will be at the same development point. > Are you interested in help co-developing and marketing the commercial > version or just washing your hands of the attempt to "monetize" your > efforts? I'm interested in serving a technical advisor role if someone wishes to pick up the ball in terms of marketing and sales of the commercial version. There is evidence that marketing can help a lot--when I was with Binary Research, I sold 10 or 15 licenses a month due to their web traffic. Since then sales have dropped steadily to 1 a month or so. David P.S. In case anyone is anyone is wondering, I didn't get rich. Startup costs and the 50% split with BRI did not help my bottom line... Basically I ended up with a couple computers and some office furniture. _____________________________________________________________________ David Coppit [EMAIL PROTECTED] The College of William and Mary http://coppit.org/ One thing the blues ain't... is funny. Stephen Stills, "Black Queen" If you would like to unsubscribe from this mailing list send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the body "unsubscribe newsclipperlist YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS" (without the quotes).
