Re: hello, is there anybody alive?

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On Thursday 02 June 2005 16:42, Adam J Smith wrote:
> I will echo that. Moto was an intriguing approach, and it looked like it
> had a lot of momentum, so I was surprised that it seemed to fizzle out.
> Unfortunately, I was mainly a freeloader on the project myself for a time,
> except for trying to compile it on my Mac or Windows machine (I forget
> which) and giving some feedback. I really didn't have the chops to be
> directly involved in the development, but was very interested in using
> it.)

Well probably David is busy with something else.. David do you hear us? Do =
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still have the inclination and resources to continue on this effort? Did yo=
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find it unuseful?
We could probably submit it to unmaintained-free-software.org or otherwise=
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find a new maintainer. The existing codebase is quite solid and even has=20
examples of running some websites.

> The only other language like this that I have experimented with is
> "Eleven" at eleven.sourceforge.net. It is surprisingly mature and
> developing quickly, and I have used it on two small production projects,
> and others are actively using it too. Like Moto, an intriguing approach.

Thanks for the link! Looking into it.

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Best regards,
Stanislav Karchebny

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