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An anonymous person(Is it you Charles ?) send me this note from Charles Carroll. I know that he is still upset by the lost of his community but there he show he don't forget easily.
Not sure I will like to use the same word hijacking.

Thanks to Scott for the update on .Text. One think I am not sure about, and maybe I am wrong on this.

The fact to split Microsoft bloggers and non microsoft bloggers will create a wall between us.

Why ? Because a lot of people now use a blog reader tool and will subscribe to one or other not both.

My two cents of suggestion.:

MyIE is always for me what Internet Explorer should be and it's again getiing better with the latest release 0.9.11 with a fix that Microsoft should already have done about the IE spoof vulnerability.

Difficult to follow the releases for ToDo List, the tasks manager if you are like me a lonely developer with a huge amount of tasks to do for yesterday ;-)

The retirement announcement comes eight months after the introduction of Windows Server 2003, the successor to Windows 2000 Server, and almost four years after the Windows 2000 Server launch on Feb. 17, 2000.

Looks like It's Windows service packs betas day. After Windows Server 2003 SP1 Interim release 1137, It's Windows XP SP2 beta-1 (version 5.1 ( build 2600 XP SP_2 Beta 1.031215-1745 ) Service Pack 2 .v. 2055) which was just made available to the selected testers at WindowsBeta. The testers are yet to receive an official announcement.

Just a kind of survey.

Are you under pressure actually with your projects before Christmas ?

I like to know if you share the same, but I have my tasks list increasing dangerously and going toward the red rapidly !

Where this is coming from that we have to suffer from an important demand just before the Christmas holidays.
It's like nothing has to happen next year, the world will end or the global warming will finally have its payload.

Every year it's the same, deadlines are suddenly shortened, and whatever you say it has to be done before the 24th ;-)

I am still not convinced, and I am not the only one, by the answers I received on this post.

Does somebody from Microsoft Asp.Net team has a better and clever idea on the origin of this issue ?

I know this post sounds repetitive, but the users of the sites I develop are not all geniuses, and they can make mistakes
;-)