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Julien Claassen wrote:

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> Hello Cal!

>   Thanks a lot. Being on the "of interest" list is a good thing to start

> with. Especially seeing, that there aren't many people, who actually

> NEED it. That's what I really love about open source development. You

> stand a chance.

>   Warm regards

>            Julien

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"That's what I really love about open source development. You stand a

chance."
- Not really true, at least, not as a sweeping general statement about

open vs closed source, it depends on the developer, in this case you are

fortunate that the developer will listen to and consider requests for

features, but sometimes this is true of closed projects too (I'm always

happy to listen to feature requests, bug reports etc etc, there are just

other reasons why its not possible to open source my code).  Equally,

you may find an open source project driven by developers who simply

don't want to consider feature requests if they don't fit with their own

  priorities of what is needed - its obviously true that open source

allows you to add those features yourself if you have the skills, but I

would expect the vast majority of open source *users* don't have the

skills (or time) required to pick up a project and just start coding

effective solutions to all the features they require.
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