Hey Richard, I know you know this. The browser plugin wars are over. Macromedia won (with Flash), end of story....at least that's what any investor worth his salt will tell you.
Richard, I agree with you, the future is AJAX, DOM, Jscript and Frameworks. Just check out what the investors ARE investing in. I know you remeber Meta-Creations. They sold their whole company (tons of great programs) and everything in it, lock, stock and barrel and bet their future on a plugin. That was 7 years ago, and just look how far they've come! Let's all get serious, perhaps it is technically feasible..or not. But's it definitely not feasible marketing-wise. I mean who in their right mind would believe a company with RR's resources could/would ever execute such a late-stage plugin wars strategy??? The marketing considerations alone are staggering. Perhaps if RR was sold to Google or IBM or someone with the resources, but even then I doubt we'd see a RR native plugin. -Chipp On 7/3/06, Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't found an investor willing to back it. Maybe I'm just not well connected. I would enjoy seeing anyone able demonstrate the business case for this plugin with an investor willing to underwrite it.
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