El 31/01/2012 09:01, "Susanne Ebrecht" <susanne@2ndquadrant.com> escribió:
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> Hello,
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> when you do marketing slogans - you always have to think about what ppl will interpret into it.
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> Am 30.01.2012 21:13, schrieb Josh Berkus:
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>> "Fastest Database Yet"
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> That says we weren't fast before.
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>> "Your Database, Accelerated"
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> My female feeling says it isn't perfect - but I don't have words for my feelings.
> In any case - it is hard to get a similar short translation.
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>> "Features + Speed = Awesome"
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> Here ppl will think - they have tons of features - they have speed - what about security?
> Do they just pipe all to /dev/NULL
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>> "Make Way for Speeding Elephants"
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> Should get speeding Turtles for Japan => also not perfect.
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>> I'm not thrilled with any of those, so, ideas?
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> I always say PostgreSQL is the Volvo under the databases - safe, robust and fast.
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> You might know - Germany has no speed limit.
> But - usually speed has a price.
> The faster the cars and motor cycles - the more ppl think about safeness and robustness.
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> When you talk about speed you always should point out that we are still robust, safe and
> reliable.
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I like your point of view, you are right. We are considering to focus on promote the new speed improvements, but we need to clarify that pg is still robust and secure.
Faster, secure, Robust and postgres.
