[clarkgriswold]

I have to whole heartedly agree with oskee80 on this one and I feel the need to chime in on it. Jelmer, Phil, you guys are fantastic when it comes to public relations. Dan, not so much. I feel the same way as oskee80; as a mid level developer I do feel a little discouraged about asking questions.

As a framework that is designed for simplicity I'm sure it's going to be an attractive choice for junior to intermediate developers, especially because there is a lot that you can learn from it which I can attest to as I already have. Thank you BTW. But that being said, and as you guys already know, there will be a lot of no0bish questions and seemingly stupid things said simply out of ignorance (Within the true meaning of the word ignorance as in "uninformed or lack of knowledge". Sorry, had to put that in there as I've seen and heard that word get misused a lot). Those questions need to be dealt with professionally. Lest we forget that we were all no0bs once. Never forget where you came from!

Going forward, I would suggest that all PR should be dealt with by you and Jelmer. At the same time though I can understand that that's a whole lot work that you guys would rather not have split between just the two of you. But what else can you do? I know you guys understand.

Anyway, something I know that you guys don't hear enough: Thanks for all of your hard work for giving us a sweet new kickass PHP framework. It really is f*#king amazing and I fall more and more in love with it every time I play with it. As a CI user of 2 years I now feel bored when I have to work on my CI based projects. That's a good thing. Cheers.