“… So, your email obviously works. How about you pay me what you owe me. I will keep on reverting EVERYTHING you commit until that.”

&mdash Jani Taskinen from the PHP CVS Commits Mailing list

Please, for the love of Pete, keep your personal problems out of the project. I think it sucks that someone owes Jani money, but it has nothing to do with the PHP community, or the product itself.

“… Generally speaking, I think you could say that Science Fiction films have roots in ideas, whereas fantasy have root in the fantastic.”

— Mike @ Binary Bonsai

I would amend this to say that SciFi films have roots in ideas that are taken to the fantastical.

“…Habari mostly lets you concentrate on the ideas and gets out of the way of the code”

— michaeltwofish

“…Habari is object-oriented. Habari supports database independence. Habari uses an MVC model to separate templates from logic. Habari supports multiple template engines. Habari has a database schema that was designed for efficiency from day 1. Habari has a different kind of community supporting it, one where people who show the ability, willingness, and responsibility to act within the community get the power to do so. This is the iceberg tip.”

&mdash Owen Winkler

“…Not because I'm some patchouli-scented, fuzzy-headed, "information wants to be free" info-hippie. I'm at it because I want to fill my bathtub with money and rub my hands and laugh and laugh and laugh.”

— Cory Doctorow, from the forward of "Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town"