Comments on: An inconvinient truth but also a chance for the future! http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/ tag2find - Better than searching... Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:20:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Vikram http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-15131 Vikram Mon, 21 Jul 2008 09:57:57 +0000 http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-15131 Great enthusiasm friends. I appreciate your fervour. Surely, you will march ahead. all the best Great enthusiasm friends. I appreciate your fervour. Surely, you will march ahead. all the best

]]> By: John Redstar http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-14326 John Redstar Thu, 08 May 2008 15:26:56 +0000 http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-14326 I"m sorry to hear that your funding has been cut! However, your product is quite revolutionary for the ability to organize my usually cluttered desktop. I was kind of hoping you would decide to open source the tool, I think it would be a GREAT product for the initiative. I hope you find you solution soon, and I look forward to the next release. I”m sorry to hear that your funding has been cut! However, your product is quite revolutionary for the ability to organize my usually cluttered desktop. I was kind of hoping you would decide to open source the tool, I think it would be a GREAT product for the initiative.

I hope you find you solution soon, and I look forward to the next release.

]]> By: eash http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-12463 eash Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:42:22 +0000 http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-12463 Wow, what a blow. I was really looking forward to the commercial version so I could submit it to our companies accreditation process. I've been using it for quite a while now and it has been a lifesaver to find some of those hard to find files. Wow, what a blow. I was really looking forward to the commercial version so I could submit it to our companies accreditation process. I’ve been using it for quite a while now and it has been a lifesaver to find some of those hard to find files.

]]> By: martin http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11787 martin Mon, 21 Jan 2008 20:05:33 +0000 http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11787 Well, in fact I don't think it's that sad news, in fact I really see it as a chance. Currently the chances are quite good we'll succeed in open-sourcing... I'll try to write a blog post for updating everyone soon. I'm at the moment a little bit busy in my spare time, so I cannot proceed as fast as I wish to, but I am definitely working on it. For instance, the website has already been moved to my own server, all domains are now in my possession. I am currently reviewing code to check if/which libraries are compatibile with open-sourcing... Thanks for bearing with us! Best regards, Martin Well, in fact I don’t think it’s that sad news, in fact I really see it as a chance. Currently the chances are quite good we’ll succeed in open-sourcing… I’ll try to write a blog post for updating everyone soon. I’m at the moment a little bit busy in my spare time, so I cannot proceed as fast as I wish to, but I am definitely working on it.

For instance, the website has already been moved to my own server, all domains are now in my possession. I am currently reviewing code to check if/which libraries are compatibile with open-sourcing…

Thanks for bearing with us!

Best regards,
Martin

]]> By: mamelouk http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11786 mamelouk Mon, 21 Jan 2008 19:57:43 +0000 http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11786 sad news I've been using t2f every day since I discovered it, and I was hoping for the next version. I was starting to have some great ideas on how to use tags (it take some time when you are ) Well, I hope you'll succeed in open the source code. I'll start learning c# just for this ^^ Regards sad news

I’ve been using t2f every day since I discovered it, and I was hoping for the next version. I was starting to have some great ideas on how to use tags (it take some time when you are )

Well, I hope you’ll succeed in open the source code. I’ll start learning c# just for this ^^

Regards

]]> By: martin http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11596 martin Thu, 17 Jan 2008 14:38:05 +0000 http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11596 Hi, I am already working on the open-sourcing, especially evaluation of libraries and licenses involved (whew, I never thought it could be so complicated to open-source anything...). Besides that I am also working on several administrative things, e.g. the website itself has already been moved to a new server. Unfortunately most of this has to be done in my spare time right now so it is not as fast as I wished it would be. Any contributors are highly welcome once I am able to release the source code! Thanks for stepping forward, AJ! Best regards, Martin Hi,

I am already working on the open-sourcing, especially evaluation of libraries and licenses involved (whew, I never thought it could be so complicated to open-source anything…). Besides that I am also working on several administrative things, e.g. the website itself has already been moved to a new server. Unfortunately most of this has to be done in my spare time right now so it is not as fast as I wished it would be.

Any contributors are highly welcome once I am able to release the source code! Thanks for stepping forward, AJ!

Best regards,
Martin

]]> By: AJ http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11585 AJ Thu, 17 Jan 2008 10:01:37 +0000 http://blog.tag2find.com/2008/01/15/an-inconvinient-truth-but-also-a-chance-for-the-future/#comment-11585 What a blow! I've been watching the development of Tag2Find very closely and hanging out for your commercial license version. I work solely with Microsoft SharePoint 2007 and identified great potential for Tag2Find's role as a pre implementation tool for clients. My 'master plan' entailed helping clients define their initial SharePoint taxonomy nice and early on in the project lifecycle, whereby i would then install Tag2Find on their network. I would then use their initial SharePoint taxonomy to create a controlled vocabulary and they could work away and tag happily for a few months when their SharePoint was setup and ready to go. Finally I would hit a very large green button and import everything into SharePoint. (My Dev team haven't heard about this step yet, I intend to lubricate this peice of work with the promise of a few pints to sweeten the deal) Why the above pipe dream... If Microsoft have an issue with the libraries etc tell them 'lots of people' see it as a very simple tool complimentary to successful, customer smile inducing SharePoint 2007 Enterprise content migrations, followed by standard business buzzwords like ROI, could do the trick. If open source is a reality, i'd be up for contribution Good luck, i'm following closely, fantastic work you should all be proud of your efforts. AJ, London What a blow! I’ve been watching the development of Tag2Find very closely and hanging out for your commercial license version.

I work solely with Microsoft SharePoint 2007 and identified great potential for Tag2Find’s role as a pre implementation tool for clients.

My ‘master plan’ entailed helping clients define their initial SharePoint taxonomy nice and early on in the project lifecycle, whereby i would then install Tag2Find on their network. I would then use their initial SharePoint taxonomy to create a controlled vocabulary and they could work away and tag happily for a few months when their SharePoint was setup and ready to go. Finally I would hit a very large green button and import everything into SharePoint. (My Dev team haven’t heard about this step yet, I intend to lubricate this peice of work with the promise of a few pints to sweeten the deal)

Why the above pipe dream…
If Microsoft have an issue with the libraries etc tell them ‘lots of people’ see it as a very simple tool complimentary to successful, customer smile inducing SharePoint 2007 Enterprise content migrations, followed by standard business buzzwords like ROI, could do the trick.

If open source is a reality, i’d be up for contribution

Good luck, i’m following closely, fantastic work you should all be proud of your efforts.

AJ, London

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