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	<title>Comments on: Props to Karl: Ampache keeps chugging along</title>
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		<title>By: J-Michael Roberts (aka Roark)</title>
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		<dc:creator>J-Michael Roberts (aka Roark)</dc:creator>
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		<description>Scott,

I was one of the earlier users of Ampache waaaay back in 2001.  Yes, your project was hacked together back then, but it worked - and taught me quite a bit about PHP, MySQL, MP3 streaming, and all of the other crazy things we tried to implement with the project.

Many years have gone by and I am also amazed that the project is still going after all these years - but you have quite a bit to do with that.  When I stumbled upon your project back in 2001, I was looking for the same solution you were and was trying every MP3 management/streaming system I could get my hands on - yours was the one I got hooked on because:

* Your code was well documented and honest. When something was a blatant hack, you usually said so.

* It followed the &#039;Goldilocks&#039; rule and was always &#039;just right&#039; - the features we all wanted / needed were there and it never turned into resource hungry bloatware.

* It was truly a community project - when somebody submitted a fix / patch / hack - their solution was added and they were given credit.

These days I still do a bit of work on Ampache - but it&#039;s nothing compared to the time and dedication that Karl puts in.  One of these days I&#039;m going to find my way to Oregon and buy you both some beer.

Thanks for starting a great project!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Scott,</p>
<p>I was one of the earlier users of Ampache waaaay back in 2001.  Yes, your project was hacked together back then, but it worked &#8211; and taught me quite a bit about PHP, MySQL, MP3 streaming, and all of the other crazy things we tried to implement with the project.</p>
<p>Many years have gone by and I am also amazed that the project is still going after all these years &#8211; but you have quite a bit to do with that.  When I stumbled upon your project back in 2001, I was looking for the same solution you were and was trying every MP3 management/streaming system I could get my hands on &#8211; yours was the one I got hooked on because:</p>
<p>* Your code was well documented and honest. When something was a blatant hack, you usually said so.</p>
<p>* It followed the &#8216;Goldilocks&#8217; rule and was always &#8216;just right&#8217; &#8211; the features we all wanted / needed were there and it never turned into resource hungry bloatware.</p>
<p>* It was truly a community project &#8211; when somebody submitted a fix / patch / hack &#8211; their solution was added and they were given credit.</p>
<p>These days I still do a bit of work on Ampache &#8211; but it&#8217;s nothing compared to the time and dedication that Karl puts in.  One of these days I&#8217;m going to find my way to Oregon and buy you both some beer.</p>
<p>Thanks for starting a great project!</p>
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