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>It's good to see VFP mentioned in a non VFP-specific context like that, with distribution beyond the VFP community.
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>Begging the question, why is it good? Is the mere fact that it was distributed but not necessarily read or noticed by those outside the community good or to be good, does it need to be acted on by those outside of the community.
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>I don't mean to pick on your post here, but you express a view point that is puzzling to me. IMO, a message is only good, has value to the extent that it is read.
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>So....why is it good? It would help me tremendously to understand the other side here if you could elaborate...

I think you are picking on his post. And how is this information going to help you anyway? Will your exixtence as a developer suddenly be validated? I think it's great VFP is getting mentioned outside our own little community. Aferall, brand recognition is big piece of any marketing effort, even if the information presented has no immediate value.