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Re: What I would like to see
by Datschge on Friday 20/Jun/2003, @12:08
Well, I simply dislike superficial comparisations which follow several imo wrong assumptions: That everyone know the features of a comercial program (which costs money) running on a proprietary system (which again costs money) and calling it a "current industry standard" (note the omission of "quasi", and even then Microsoft's Frontpage is probably more widespread...).

In general I'd wish people would stop making the assumption that everyone can easily check out commercial programs legally for looking what "great features" they are missing. Instead more people need to learn to describe missing "killer features" accuratelly and more detailed, when it's really that great developers might get excited as well and implement it after all.

That and the silly name was the reason for my "troll" post. =)
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Re: What I would like to see
by Beefy on Friday 20/Jun/2003, @23:35
I agree.
I've never used DreamWeaver yet, but I'm a web developer, so if it's industry standard, why don't I know it?
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