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- This is definitely healthy. Splitting projects will open possibilities to new ideas. Project is simply mutating into two different entities and finally fittest will win.
- Posted by: eaydinceren@... Posted on: 08/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Evolution is good
eaydinceren@... | 08/22/05
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I'm not happy with either side...
el1jones | 08/22/05
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A Failure to Communicate
smack_z | 08/23/05
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The developers are the real investors
peshwali | 08/23/05
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The communitys best interest?
M.Fridholm | 09/05/05
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Its OFFICIAL
Roger Ramjet | 08/23/05
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