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		<title>By: ansia</title>
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		<dc:creator>ansia</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 23 May 2008 22:39:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>i really enjoyed reading your post, i found it to be greatly helpfull. thank you and comliments. I ll be back on your blod to read more.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i really enjoyed reading your post, i found it to be greatly helpfull. thank you and comliments. I ll be back on your blod to read more.</p>
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		<title>By: Ranjith</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ranjith</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Oct 2005 09:00:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I would like to clarify few things here.

Yes, we accept that Zoho Planner looks similar to Backpackit but we have a different direction for Planner than Backpackit. Time will prove this to them.

We completely disagree with Sam&#039;s claim on Zoho Writer looking similar to Writely. We are  working on this idea for last 6 months &amp; we have released this  within 2 weeks of Writely release. By the time Writely was released, we were busy doing our QA &amp; setting other things to get our service up &amp; running. FYKI, our first internal milestone of Zoho Writer was released on 11th August.

Let me tell you how Planner got started. One of our  engineer was trying Backpackit for maintaining todo&#039;s. To be honest, he likes Backpackit for it&#039;s simplicity. There was a comment from Jason which triggered him to start his own organizer &quot;The best way to get exactly what you want is certainly to do it yourself&quot;. Any techie user will be prompted to build their own by reading such arrogant comment. IMHO, this is a clear sign of monopoly. We need some extra features. We started to implement the following features above Backpackit features.

-- Setting deadline for to-do&#039;s
-- Adding multiple to-do list on a  single page
-- Listing all publicly shared pages
-- Allowing comments in public pages
-- Calender &amp; more

So this was started as a fun project for our own internal use ( We strongly felt against paying for such arrogance ). Since we felt we can offer better value to users in terms of both features &amp; pricing, we published this service publicly ( we strongly feel that USD $5 / user / month is too much for what it offers ). We would like to get Organizer to masses by offering more free.

Even if user&#039;s don&#039;t use Zoho Planner, atleast user&#039;s will get better service &amp; better pricing from 37Signals. That&#039;s what competition offers to customers. For example, GMail offered 1GB free space, now Yahoo is offering that. Don&#039;t forget that there were days when users paid for getting more space.

Let users decide whether they want Zoho Planner or not. But Writely&#039;s claim is 100% false.

We will leave it for users to decide.

Ranjith</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would like to clarify few things here.</p>
<p>Yes, we accept that Zoho Planner looks similar to Backpackit but we have a different direction for Planner than Backpackit. Time will prove this to them.</p>
<p>We completely disagree with Sam&#8217;s claim on Zoho Writer looking similar to Writely. We are  working on this idea for last 6 months &amp; we have released this  within 2 weeks of Writely release. By the time Writely was released, we were busy doing our QA &amp; setting other things to get our service up &amp; running. FYKI, our first internal milestone of Zoho Writer was released on 11th August.</p>
<p>Let me tell you how Planner got started. One of our  engineer was trying Backpackit for maintaining todo&#8217;s. To be honest, he likes Backpackit for it&#8217;s simplicity. There was a comment from Jason which triggered him to start his own organizer &#8220;The best way to get exactly what you want is certainly to do it yourself&#8221;. Any techie user will be prompted to build their own by reading such arrogant comment. IMHO, this is a clear sign of monopoly. We need some extra features. We started to implement the following features above Backpackit features.</p>
<p>&#8211; Setting deadline for to-do&#8217;s<br />
&#8211; Adding multiple to-do list on a  single page<br />
&#8211; Listing all publicly shared pages<br />
&#8211; Allowing comments in public pages<br />
&#8211; Calender &amp; more</p>
<p>So this was started as a fun project for our own internal use ( We strongly felt against paying for such arrogance ). Since we felt we can offer better value to users in terms of both features &amp; pricing, we published this service publicly ( we strongly feel that USD $5 / user / month is too much for what it offers ). We would like to get Organizer to masses by offering more free.</p>
<p>Even if user&#8217;s don&#8217;t use Zoho Planner, atleast user&#8217;s will get better service &amp; better pricing from 37Signals. That&#8217;s what competition offers to customers. For example, GMail offered 1GB free space, now Yahoo is offering that. Don&#8217;t forget that there were days when users paid for getting more space.</p>
<p>Let users decide whether they want Zoho Planner or not. But Writely&#8217;s claim is 100% false.</p>
<p>We will leave it for users to decide.</p>
<p>Ranjith</p>
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