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4/20/2009 6:50 PM
 

I made a couple of blog posts that are pertinent to this discussion thread and provide some answers to questions that have been raised:

DotNetNuke Business Model and Product Roadmap (Part 1 of 2)

In this post I explain our business model and how it underscores our commitment to Community Edition and the overall DotNetNuke ecosystem.

DotNetNuke Business Model and Product Roadmap (Part 2 of 2)

In this post I provide some background and insights into how we develop the DotNetNuke product roadmap and also share the roadmap for DotNetNuke 5.1 Community and Professional Editions.

 

 


Nik Kalyani
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DotNetNuke Corporation
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4/21/2009 4:48 PM
 

WOW! This week is this week

Good blogposts!

Hope we get a new Rel 5 Release Candidate before OpenForce 09

I realise now that PE version will not be a open source version, good or bad I dont know.

Hope you can fix the errors and wrong information on this site (dotnetnuke.com) too. Maybe you all have no time to do that. It seems you all are spending all the days on twitter. Maybe good advertisment too, but dotnt forget that this site is your main window to new customers and it costs a lot to get a customer. A singel visit on this site could be the last visit of a prospect.

And DotNetNuke is far behind the competitors regarding information and quality of the homepage.

Hope for change and goood luck!

Jan

 

 
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4/22/2009 11:19 AM
 

Wow, this thread was interesting without my posts (and very few posts from me lately at all).

1.  The product overall is greatly improved (4.9x).

2.  I stated long ago DNN would not be free (and the core team went nuts with NEVER!!!)

3.  Shaun stated communication lately is slow.   Lately..   5 years lately?  

4.  I'm glad to see Joe back to normal.  I thought it was me but now I realize it is anyone who doesn't agree with him.

5.  5.x has been a complete failure so far.   I'm sure resources have played a big role.

6.  The future is unknown regardless of who says what.    Always free, wrong.  Always open source, wrong.  Only charge for support, wrong.  Honestly, that's all ok and predicted long ago.  The problem is this self-entitlement that you don't need to communicate anything.  You have dealt yoru own hand and we must live with it.

 

 
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