Jason Lee wrote:
> On Dec 12, 2008, at 4:46 PM, Ken Paulsen wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Agenda for December 15, 2008
>>>
>>> 1. Review of action items
>>> 2. Update by QA, Documentation and Development Teams
>>> 3. Customer Interaction, Arch. update
>>> 4. Open microphone
>>> 5. Discussion of possible life on the discovered planet 65 light
>>> years away and how to broadcast GlassFish binaries and manuals
>>> across the Galaxy to this planet.
>>>
>> Even if we can get the bits to this planet in a reasonable amount of
>> time, I don't think we can deliver timely on-site support -- so I
>> suspect the monetization story will be weak...
>
> That's a good point, so I propose we hand-deliver the bits (in
> multiple formats, because you don't really know what kind of media
> readers they'll have) and send a support/training person as the
> courier. I nominate Anissa, as she appears amenable to traveling long
> distances.
Last resort... write a maven plugin to deliver the GF bits to this planet.
Perhaps, create a java.net project for this plugin and who knows, it may
be a success. :-)
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