On the contrary, that makes it perfect for OS! ;)

Quoting Rickard Öberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Francois Beauregard wrote:
> > A few developers here have used freemarker a little while ago and loved
> it.
> > It seems to be a very good alternative to velocity.
> > 
> > Since it worked for WebWork and after some little discensions the
> community
> > seems be very well and alive, I would like to throw the suggestion the
> > freemarker joins OpenSymphony.
> > 
> > If the suggestion makes sense, an evaluation of the ptoential must be
> done
> > by both party. Also, goals and directions for the project should be
> > established first. I think this is the part that was missing when the
> > WebWork joined OpenSymphony.
> 
> Well, I remember some not so long ago the FreeMarker main developer went 
> to the Velocity lists and ranted like crazy. It was a very disappointing 
> read and he just wouldn't give up. I'm sure FreeMarker is ok 
> technically, but I'd prefer to keep stuff like that out of here. So, no, 
> I don't think FreeMarker should join OS.
> 
> IMHO.
> 
> /Rickard
> 
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> 
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