Hi Brian:

I am signed on here at Duncan's site and just checked in over at
your place. You have a really great implimentation of Conversant.
I have been following what is going on here at Duncan's place and
plan to track what all you are doing to promote collaboration via
Conversant.

I really appreciated the sharing your knowledge and experience
about what all Conversant can do to facilitate communication and
collaboration on the internet.

I have been working with various groupware-type programs that
support collaborative Web sites--Manila, Homestead, BSCW, and
several different implimentations of Wiki. From your discriptions
Conversant's features it has just the right combination of structure
and flexibility.

Converant, as you and Duncan have implimented it, sure is a block
buster--especially when you combine with Conversant's email
integration.

Trust that I may also chime in on your site like I have been doing
here at Duncan's place..

Again thanks for all that you are doing,

John

P.S. I am taking a shot with my own implimentation of Conversant
and will see if I can figure the template features out. J.. . .

On 30 Nov 2001, at 2:18, brian@carnell.com wrote:

> Dear John DeBruyn,
>
> Thank you for signing up on our site at http://brian.carnell.com/.

On 29 Nov 2001, at 20:39, Brian Carnell wrote:

> Ref: http://duncan.smeed.org/1904
>
> At 07:55 PM 11/29/2001 -0500, Duncan wrote:
>
> >Ref: http://duncan.smeed.org/1902
> >
> >Joel on Software - November 28, 2001 | CityDesk Is Here!
> >(http://joel.editthispage.com/news/fog0000000311.html)
> >A few last-minute details, then -- CityDesk is shipping! People can
> >buy it! It's a great feeling after a lot of work.
> >
> >Hmm! Looks interesting. But it only works on Windoze it seems.
>
> Wow. I have to say that after following Joel's site on and off I'm a
> bit underwhelmed by the product, especially the pricing structure.
> $349 per seat for a multi-user environment *and* everyone has to be on
> the same Windows network? Yikes.
>
> And for all that, I don't see anything that CityDesk can do that can't
> also be done in DreamWeaver, except for the multiuser aspect.
>
> I wonder what they think their market is?
>
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