On 09/12/2013 09:27 AM, damien clochard wrote:
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> 3/ PostgreSQL companies are not marketing bullies :) We all know the
> difference between advertising corporate services and promoting the
> project. I'm not saying there's never been any problem but I believe it
> was always unintentional. And it can always be discussed on
> pgsql-advocacy or pgsql-www
Just curious but, how do you think the community would react if EDB or
CMD was quoted the way Dalibo was quoted? Consider the following:
From:
http://www.journaldunet.com/developpeur/outils/postgresql-9-3-big-data-0913.shtml
" PostgreSQL 9.3 is placed under the sign of interoperability with
other storage engines, whether others such as Oracle RDBMS or NoSQL
databases, "says Dalibo."
" PostgreSQL 9.3 is placed under the sign of interoperability with
other storage engines, whether others such as Oracle RDBMS or NoSQL
databases, "says Command Prompt. "
From:
http://www.programmez.com/actualites.php?titre_actu=Sortie-de-PostgreSQL-93--Interoperabilite-NoSQL-et-vues-materialisees-!&id_actu=13825
According to Jean-Paul Argudo, founder of the site www.postgresql.fr
Dalibo specialist and director of company in France PostgreSQL "
PostgreSQL is more than ever the alternative # 1 in Oracle. New in
version 9.3 are the perfect illustration including materialized views,
indexing regular expression and management of federated data. Besides
the major accounts are not wrong and turn increasingly to PostgreSQL to
review their licensing policies while maintaining an innovative and
robust RDBMS. "
According to Joshua D. Drake, President of United States PostgreSQL,
Command Prompt Lead Consultant and President of the company in the
United States....
At least in the states, I think the community would have an absolute fit
if I would to throw that around in the press.
Sincerely,
JD
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