This was an awesome breakthrough! Creating a thriving alternative to NNTP was huge. Thanks Breck for making it happen! And thanks to the good people at Sybase that saw the value and created SQLA 2.0.!
And since that new SQLA 2.0 forum is well established, I guess we can gracefully afford the StackExchange owners's statement that the disabling of SQLA 1.0 will make the internet a better place:)
This was an awesome breakthrough! Creating a thriving alternative to NNTP was huge. Thanks Breck for making it happen! And thanks to the good people at Sybase that saw the value and created SQLA 2.0.!
ReplyDeleteAnd since that new SQLA 2.0 forum is well established, I guess we can gracefully afford the StackExchange owners's statement that the disabling of SQLA 1.0 will make the internet a better place:)
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I should add the source: Stackoverflow blog
ReplyDeleteVolker
sadly, the old site doesn't have a link to the new site.
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