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From: Josh Berkus <josh@agliodbs.com>
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Josh,

> ! <ul>
> ! =C2=A0 <li>March 31, 2007 - Feature Freeze</li>
> ! =C2=A0 <li>May-June 2007 - Beta begins</li>
> ! =C2=A0 <li>July-August 2007 - 8.3 Released</li>
> ! =C2=A0 <li>September 2007 - 8.4 development begins</li>
> ! =C2=A0 <li>March 31, 2008 =C2=A0Feature freeze for 8.4 (tentative)</li>
> ! </ul>

I don't think those release dates are realistic.   8.3 release would be Aug=
ust=20
at the earliest, and more likely September or October.  There's no reason t=
o=20
confuse people with false expectations.

=2D-=20
Josh Berkus
PostgreSQL @ Sun
San Francisco