In this week's TechTargets newsletter...

... Jan Stafford is recalling a March, 2006 column by W. Jason Gilmore
on PostgreSQL:

> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: This Week: Evergreen and fresher than ever

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> FROM THE EDITOR
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> Oldies, but goodies
> [Jan Stafford, Senior Site Editor]
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> I met some old friends during my SearchOpenSource.com clicks count at
> the end of August. These old friends were what I call "evergreen
> stories," which are articles that continue to be of interest to
> readers for weeks and months.
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> For example, Jason Gilmore's March, 2006, column -- Five reasons why
> you shouldnever use PostgreSQL - ever -- is super-evergreen. It keeps
> showing up on monthly top-clicks lists. PostgreSQL may not get as
> much media attention as its open source database counterpart, MySQL,
> but it's winning converts. Gilmore's column explains, in a backhanded
> way, why it's a good choice for the enterprise. About 100,000 people
> have read it.
>

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> RELATED INFORMATION:
>> Five reasons why you shouldnever use PostgreSQL - ever:
> http://go.techtarget.com/r/545781/5684579

Anastasios