<dkm>
as more of a general comentary on the "we must support older systems" mantra that many many people follow. I tend to disagree with it, especially when the older systems are badly designed and don't adhear to standards making support really difficult
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<ddfreyne>
tom[]: dkm: I'm of the opinion that in order to get people to move away from old systems, support for these old systems needs to be dropped