- From: Michael D. Doyle <mddoyle@netcom.com>
- Date: Mon, 27 Mar 1995 23:44:16 -0800
- To: burchard@geom.umn.edu
- Cc: www-talk@www10.w3.org
> >If you had taken a closer look yourself, before launching into the >predictable Eolas marketing message, Yeah, sorry about the brochure-style copy on the Eolas home page. >Should your Eolas site ever provide actual information, >and not just grandiose marketing slogans like "Web Technologies for >the Next Millennium", I will be happy to re-evaluate your offerings. > Unfortunately, grandiose marketing slogans are far easier to write than good technical documentation. The docs will be fleshed out more in the near future. Please don't write us off just because we're trying to build a new business. Sun had roughly 20 people working on Java. We're still only a very small start up. The Weblet work visible to date was done by 3 people. We're in the process of growing, so we'll be able to respond more quickly soon. If you check our site out in mid-April, you'll be able to download our enhanced version of XMosaic (Sun, SGI and Linux binaries, possibly source too) with Weblet and MetaMAP support, as well as sample Weblets with source code. Please give it a fair examination before passing judgement. ************************************************************************** * Michael D. Doyle, Ph.D. email: mddoyle@netcom.com * * Chairman and Chief Executive Officer phone: (510)567-1677 * * Eolas Technologies Incorporated fax: (510)567-1665 * * 7677 Oakport St., Suite 646 pager: (800)319-6608 * * Oakland, CA 94621 * * World Wide Web: http://www.eolas.com * * * ************************************************************************** * Eolas: The Internet Isn't for Passive Browsers Anymore * **************************************************************************
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