People are learning from J! - Joomla! Forum - community, help and support

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just random link in meatspace people learning what's happened here:

http://zcologia.com/news/104

quote of note:
the wrong way launch mapserver foundation begin in secret, , orchestrate incorporation competitive advantage of few select entities. mambo foundation fiasco provides great recent example of how screw foundation in way. future mapserver foundation, no matter how intentioned, has begin in open or risk fubar state.






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