Posted by Justin Koivisto on 05/05/06 18:19

an@other.com wrote:
>
> Actually it answered it perfectly.

I never asked a question, only provided data - there was nothing to answer.

> You want to change to PHP but you can't seem to demonstrate a single
> reason to do so other than you appear to fancy a change.

No, I don't want to change to PHP. I've been using it for quite a long
time now.

> This message points out PHP is nothing special and tells you there IS
> no arguament to use PHP over anything else.

Actually, every language is special in some way, or they would never
have come about. That is what makes arguments to any language over
another, and it always depends on the tasks at hand and the future of
the application.

> Seems exactly the response you should get to me.

I think you need to learn how to read usenet posts and follow threads.

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