I am confident that patents won't play a role here because UserLand has already released a beta of the key breakthrough in this area. We may still do it, we have a year from the release of the software to file. A lot of this depends on how the patent conversation evolves on the Web. The two year lull gave us, my company, UserLand, a chance to get our act together. Like Microsoft, we're rolling out a new vision for the Web, one that's based not only on open standards, but also the power of desktop apps.
Man jumps out of plane with no parachute.
Plane cuts its engine and goes into a nosedive. Door stays open. Before both crash and die, the man goes back into the door and straps himself in. Plane powers up, regains altitude. Why DaveNet changed I got email from Steve Jurvetson and Tim O'Reilly and many others urging me not to change the form of presentation of DaveNet.