[TYPO3-UG US] IT Manager's Journal | Dana Farber turns toTYPO3 and Enomaly for cancer-research site

[Alex Heizer]

Dimitri Tarassenko wrote:

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>You know Alex, if I had some reservations before about mentioning
>TYPO3 in our press releases/case studies, you've cleared it all up.
>Not only it does not make any business sence (except trying to give
>back to TYPO3), it now bears a risk of having someone like you turn
>all work needed to get this press release out into something that is
>more of a liability than an asset.
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I'm sorry you feel that the truth is more of a liability than an asset. 
Since when does exposing and correcting misinformation become a 
liability? That makes even less business sense.

>Leaving emotions and "truth" aside, the press-release was good for
>TYPO3, TYPO3 adoption in US, and it was good for Enomaly. If you ever
>had an experience of trying to deliver some information through
>"creative" filters of media copywriters, you know how it turns out -
>this article is nothing special.
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I agree. This is why I addressed my comment to the author of the 
article, and why those who have the correct information need to offer it 
whenever possible.

>Now, who benefited from your comment (except you and "the truth")?
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Who? I would say anyone interested in the truth benefits. I personally 
would not want to be a part of a community and help further a product 
whose popularity is founded on misinformation, and I question the 
motives of anyone who is critical of someone telling the truth.

Alex