[Design] I also think the "big expensive server" avoidance might be misplaced

Sun, 20 Oct 2002 20:21:31 -0400

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I personally believe in family IT, and I think the potential that some
families might manage a fairly substantial back end is very real, and
mysql (or some sql) should be considered (not as a mandatory component
to make the beast work, but as something to exploit if possible.)

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