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Daily WTF: Notes ©Function gone bad
It's good to see that Notes isn't left out of the discussion on The Daily WTF

It seems that whenever I tell a Lotus Notes programmer about this site, their reaction is consistently, "you must have a lot of Lotus Notes code posted !" Of course, this is not to say that Lotus Notes is a bad language (I've never used it), but it is odd that I keep hearing this.

Even Damien took a couple of seconds to add to the conversation. I just wish that some of the other responders were a little more informed and had something more to say than "Notes sucks".

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This document was posted by Sean Burgess on Thursday, December 15th, 2005 at 07:00:00 PM. It was written at Home (Laurel, MD). This document has been assigned to the following categories:  Development  Domino and Notes . Technorati:
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  • 1) I added some perspective to the conversation - Richard Schwartz
    Created 12/18/2005 6:00:02 PM email | website

    I added some perspective to the conversation. For all the good it will do.

  • 2) re: I added some perspective to the conversation - Sean Burgess
    Created 12/19/2005 8:22:23 AM email | website

    Your perspective is more than many of the dweebs on there will be able to handle, but it is certainly appreciated by some of us.


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