Re: #liveDB server, research and upcoming webinar on In-Memory Database Systems

> The #liveDB main page doesn't explicitly say Prevalence Engine or
> System Prevalence because I don't believe that will provide any
> descriptive value whatsoever to the intended visitors,

So discussing with us on this list provides value only to you, not your users?

Are you ready to tell your users and the authors of these 27000 hits
that they provide no value whatsoever:
https://www.google.com/search?q=%2Bprevayler+%2Barticle ?


> simply because they've most probably never heard of [prevalence] before.
> Hopefully this will change in the near future!

How will that happen?

The LiveDB Home Page and Martin's Post aren't helping much. I lost
hope in Martin. I still have hope in you.

There are 5 comments on your home page. One of them is 5 months old
and is a direct question: "Is LiveDB a prevalence layer?". You didn't
answer it.

Citing previous work isn't just a "how does that help me?" attitude.
It is an ethical attitude.

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How many hours of our lives still must we spend with uncomfortable and
unproductive emails back and forth so that you simply add the due
"prevalence-based" words somewhere in the description of LiveDB with a
link to Wikipedia?

Klaus

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