Exactly How Big Is Big?

There was the person who once asked Abraham Lincoln how long a man's legs ought to be- and Old Abraham, thinking a while, allowed as how "a man's legs ought to be long enough to reach the ground".

Size- for the sake of size alone- isn't important. It's what you do with the size- after you stretch into it- that counts. I've seen an ant lug a pebble fifteen times its own weight. Compared to that creature I'm a first rate Boulder-dam- but on the basis of comparative strength, that little ant has me beat to a frazzle.

Size is deceptive

Here at Subseven we've never made size an end- but a means. Subseven is big enough to be the source for some of the greatest hardware and software platforms on earth- yet small enough to support even the smallest open source and commercial applications.

We haven't grown too fat to be proud of the first sale we ever made, yet we're humble enough to be grateful to the customer who activated our virtual cash register just seconds ago.

We're sufficiently big time to sell servers and systems costing thousands of ringgits for a single item. Yet were small enough to take an order for a domain name and say "thank you", with a smile.

So don't think of Subseven as being big, or medium size, or downright small. Remember that our legs always were and always will be- exactly the right length to reach the ground. If that theory was good enough for Old Abraham, it's good enough for your humble servant.

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