Re: Need for PostgreSQL demand?

From: "Greg Sabino Mullane" <greg(at)turnstep(dot)com>
To: pgsql-advocacy(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: Need for PostgreSQL demand?
Date: 2007-11-12 15:15:04
Message-ID: a666116406a37756b66c20d424ef97d2@biglumber.com
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>> http://developer.postgresql.org/index.php/Category:Software_Ports
>
> Some feedback on this:
>
> We list apps which may support Postgres, but they don't all easily
> acknowledge that.
>
> Openads.org for example doesn't mention PostgreSQL at all for the 2.4
> version, with just a brief mention in the 2.0 notes.
>
> Not exactly great advertising for us to mention it, when they don't
> mention us.
>
> We need to work on ports *and* getting the app teams to mention the
> Postgres port on an equal footing with other database options.

Agreed, there are many fronts we need to be focusing on. For now, my
short-term goal is to just start gathering all information I can, such as
a list of all products that use Postgres in some form or other, in once place
(the wiki). Then, we can start categorizing them further, and listing which
ones need a port, which ones support the project directly, which ones
hide the fact that they use Postgrs, etc. in the hopes that we can start doing
things to make Postgres more visible. Since this is a wiki, anyone please feel
free to jump in and make changes or add things.

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