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Sun, 11/30/2003 - 13:38 — Christoph C. Cemper

As I said in Oracle OTN links to my weblog – Oracle linked to my weblog.

But I guess my criticism on Toplink, the visions I had about Longhorn's default RDMBS on every desktop and some other statements didn't amuse the Oracle web marketing headquarters, so they just removed the link again… oh well – having 3 or 4 visitors a day from the Oracle syndication page didn't really boost my site statistics, so never mind… :-)

(see my other post about real Oracle problems for some more amusement…)

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Sun, 11/30/2003 - 20:17 — No one (not verified)

It's over now...

If you want to boost your readership, post something interesting, not just links to projects. Your blog is pretty boring.

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