>> With respect to Morphic internals, Tim Rowledge recently implied that
>> perhaps he'd go back inside it, and address the performance problems.

>Woah there guys! I'd really like to attack this but it isn't going to
>happen any time soon (unless somebody actually employs me and includes
>it as one of my jobs)

I said "implied" and "perhaps," not "committed."  :-)  Which I think is a
fair interpretation of your comment "Hmm, time to get some work done on
making morphic a bit [less] lethargic methinks. It really shouldn't be much
slower for common cases."

> actually, documenting the morphic internals might be a useful way to
> _find_ many of the places that could be attacked.

Anything that gets Morphic running comparable to MVC in performance is a
good thing.

	--- Noel