I have been using Opera for quite sometime and that too on and off. My closeness to Opera probably grew with the use of Opera Mini. My only impression of Opera was that it was dormant or rather a sleepy organization and that they were probably struggling to keep themselves alive (Of course, this was my stupid assumption)
But only after visiting Daniel Goldman's blog on Opera did I realize that there is different world out there where lot of stuff is happening at Opera ,where they attend exhibitions showcasing their products, all of C*O's taking part in it and its CEO is actually a cool guy spending some time with the Opera fans. And of course not to mention the wealth of activity happening at the products end - Opera, Opera Mini, Opera Mobile, etc..
Visiting Opera Watch definitely has given a totally different perspective of Opera. Guys at Opera, I guess you need to promote yourself (market your brand name) so that lot of other folks who think Opera as a boring organization know that lot of things are actually happening.
By the way, nice blog Daniel and please keep posting us with great news on Opera. :)
And hey, thanks giving me some tips too :) And hey, your other suggestion on adding other search engines din't work for me.
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"My only impression of Opera was that it was dormant or rather a sleepy organization"
Dormant? Sleepy? hehe... we've got more than 400 employees working on making Opera even better. :) We're definitely an organization that is alive and kicking. :)
Daniel
Opera Software
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