[ic] some praise where praise is due

[Michael C. Ibarra]

I second that. A huge difference fromn when I first looked
at Minivend. Look forward to being able to hopefully help
in the near future as well.

-mike

Quoting Aaron Hazelton <aaronmail@hazenet.net>:

> All too often we only hear complaints when things don't
> go so well, and very little praise is given where it is due.
> I thought I would put in my 2 cents worth to this list.
> 
> Over the past few months I have been working on a
> some deeper development with some IC sites and a
> complete Intranet for CSRs.
> 
> Sure, IC is said to have a 'steep learning curve', and
> only working with the software for a little over a year
> I will attest to that.  However, most of the things I
> attempted actually turned out to be pretty easy once
> you figured out the right way to do it.
> 
> Even with little knowledge of perl, it is very powerful.
> However, with the extensive usage of perl in some
> of the admin pages and lots of great little snips on
> this list, even someone with little knowledge of perl
> like me can come up with some pretty cool little
> features if you do a little searching and have some guts.
> 
> Interchange is extremely modifiable to suit your
> individual needs, very powerful and up-to-date,
> and second-to-none in my opinion.
> 
> A big round of applause to the writers of this program
> as well as everyone who takes a part in this list.
> 
> Thanks again to all the people that have helped me
> with various things through this list.
> --
> Aaron
> 
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