RE: converting from SVN to CVS

I may be out of line here but doesn't the new company realize that CVS has been abandoned and not developed for about 8 yrs or more now? And that the developers of CVS got together and wrote SVN from ground up. Everyone pretty much moves from CVS to SVN, it's almost unheard of to go backward. Perhaps you should show my email to the new company to convince them otherwise :)
 
I still like the simplicity of CVS though. Anyway my comment was more rhetorical and I hope I haven't offended you.

Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 16:34:39 -0600From: jboehle_at_gmail.comTo: users_at_subversion.tigris.orgSubject: converting from SVN to CVSMy company has been acquired, and we previously used SVN, but the new company uses CVS. Is there a tool to import an SVN repository into CVS, preserving the history, etc.?Regards,Jason Boehlejboehle_at_gmail.com
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