Ah, now Torben has raised a good point:
How does the new description identify OpenACS as something
different than any LAMP solution?
Um, it doesn't at all, not even vaguely, and that's bad. No matter
what you change the blurb to, the words "scaleable" and "community"
should probably always be in there somehow.
Since the beginning of ACS, it seems on of the fundamental OpenACS
claims has always been something along the lines of, "OpenACS is
'close to the database'; we're better at data modeling and our toolkit
uses and leverages the RDBMS better than any other." I think that's
both accurate and very valuable, but I can't think of any sane way to
include it in the front blurb - and I guess it really doesn't go there
anyway; it should be in the technical orientation/marketing literature
instead.
