Talk:EGroupware

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Hi,

This page seems to have been deleted in August 2007. I don't know what the content was at that moment. However 'blatant advertising' seems to be an odd argument, considering eGroupWare is a grown-up open source project, just like many other project which are in Wikipedia?

Ach, you're right. I missed the word "free" in there; when looking through new pages, I have a tendency to scan for some tell-tale signs, and this article read like an advertisement to me. My sincered apologies; CSD recanted. --jonny-mt(t)(c) 08:50, 25 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Jargon Need to define terms here. Considering the audience is supposed to be a general one, and I am somewhat geeky myself and do not know what this means, maybe someone ought to define "X-AMP" system. If it means "the LAMP or WAMP stack", say so, with links that can let a small-business owner or other general reader find out exactly what that is. "It depends on a standard X-AMP System"

Jargon alert: Define for general audience, please

Need to define terms here. Considering the audience is supposed to be a general one, and I am somewhat geeky myself and do not know what this means, maybe someone ought to define "X-AMP" system. If it means "the LAMP or WAMP stack", say so, with links that can let a small-business owner or other general reader find out exactly what that is. "It depends on a standard X-AMP System" —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.93.103.21 (talk) 23:08, 18 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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