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StateWare has all of the extreme power, precision, portability,
and productivity of practical prose
There's no limit to the scope, scale, or sophistication
of StateWare publishing models
Everyone can easily mine, map, mix, and mash everything
everywhere in the StateWare planetary cloud
Maximum meaning, mass complexity, and massive are StateWare standard equipment
The StateWare planetary cloud provides a single seamless web of portable
practical Internet meaning
Others can provide only closed cloudlets: isolated,
incommunicado Internet information islands
All StateWare publications are always free, fail-safe,
and fully automatic Internet open plug-and-play
You can always say, search, and share all that you
mean with StateWare publishing
You can always mean all that you say, share, and
search with StateWare publishing
That's why StateWare meets all international legal
standards for primary practice modeling
StateWare works with all Internet context authorities
such as earth.google.com and wikipedia.org
Internet documents and data have severely limited
shareability and searchability
StateWare supports Internet information sharing and searching with
no limits
Most of the digital searching we really need to do
can't be done with text or table searching
Now StateWare does all this searching brilliantly with
schemaless practical prose
That's why StateWare is the ultimate weapon in the
Internet search wars
StateWare has all of the advantages of digital
documents plus data with the disadvantages of neither
StateWare is the smartest digital searching physically
possible; it's just as smart as the best practical prose
New StateWare publishing sites and solutions can be launched in
hours or days
StateWare supports disposable, do-it-yourself,
demand-driven impromptu Internet publishing
StateWare turns your digital archives from information
tombs into information treasure troves
StateWare finally lets us finish the big Internet
buildout that's still only just begun
Everybody knows you can't do plug-and-play portable
Internet publishing, but now everybody's dead wrong
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