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		forgotAgain on May 16, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Say hello to the real real-time Web ... this is impossible, so it instead means ... The lack of engineering rigor in that statement taken with the inherent security issues in re-broadcasting messages from a public client to other public clients would make me very leery of using your product.

mrkurt on May 16, 2012 [–]

Is "engineering rigor of statements" always a big part of your criteria for using products?

alinajaf on May 17, 2012 | | [–]

It is when it comes from the founder of a company that sells itself as a 'scalable realtime backend for your web-app'.

forgotAgain on May 17, 2012 | | [–]

Yes, always. Isn't it for you?

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