Is Okopipi still alive?

[Half-Mad]

No messages here in over a month.
The Okopipi website doesn't seem to have all that much either.

How long will we have to wait for the program?
Or has the entire thing been pretty much abandoned by the majority of
the people who were here a few months ago...?

[Poltergeist]

Half-Mad wrote:
> How long will we have to wait for the program?
> Or has the entire thing been pretty much abandoned by the majority of
> the people who were here a few months ago...?

I'm still coding my prototype. Unfortunately it's still several
weeks away. But don't give up! It will appear eventually! Even
though unfortunately quite some patience is needed.

So please don't go away. If you don't want to visit the forums
regularly, instead set them to notify you by e-mail. When my
prototype is ready, I'll post both here and in the formus at
www.okopipi.org.

Unfortunately it looks like nobody else is coding. I hope I'm
wrong there. I thought we'd have some friendly competition between
different frogs.

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Poltergeist

[David Eckert]

Well, at least someone is starting the codebase up lol

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-David W. Eckert

[Kirk Z Bailey]

Let me know when you have something ready for testing, I am a willing
vollunteer. Scratch that; as postmaster for a free email service, I am a
willing VENDETTA AGENT PROVACATURE... and have an axe to grind with
spammers. PLEASE let me help somehow.

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Very Truely yours,
- Kirk Bailey,
Largo Florida

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[jcmban...@postmaster.co.uk]

I've been using knujon and it doesn't work well with my web based email
(it reads the web based address, not the spammer's).

Blue frog was the best.

Anyway, my pop mail account is spam free (and virtually empty), while
my web based addresses are chock full of messages I just delete.

The dumbest of these are the Phishing ones from banks I don't have nay
business with.

[David Eckert]

On behalf of the Okopipi project, I thank you for your support. :)

On 10/8/06, Jaso...@gmail.com <Jaso...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>
> I am just writing to show support for your project. I can't code or
> anything but you get my moral support!!!

[Nathan Clayton]

Yes, many thanks. It's been pretty dead around here lately although
I'd love to see this get off the ground. A few have tried to get the
ball rolling to no avail. Although, Poltergeist, if you're coding and
need anything (SVN access, Jabber account, etc.) just drop me a line
off-list.

Sorry I haven't been more help with admining the project lately. I've
recently started a new job, gotten married, am moving, and finishing
up my last semester of university - so I've got a pretty full plate at
the moment.

Nathan

[Poltergeist]

Everybody, thanks for all the encouragement!

In fact your encouragement is very helpful to me,
because it tells me that continuing on the prototype
is useful, that there are people who will want to
test it. Without that I might give up after all the
delays I've had.

Your encouragement also makes my work on the prototype
more fun.

So far the prototype looks very nice. I think you'll
like it.

(Still, everyone who wishes to join Journeyman's effort
to start another frog, please don't hesitate to join
him! The spammers will be a difficult adversary, so
we may need two frogs, or we may need to pick the best
ideas and solutions from two different frogs and join
them into one. Code can be re-used. Your efforts won't
be wasted.)

Nathan Clayton wrote:
> Poltergeist, if you're coding and
> need anything (SVN access, Jabber account, etc.) just drop me a line
> off-list.

Thanks! Very likely I'll contact you after some time.
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Poltergeist