English is your second language, right? Your code.google page is full of language faults. For example "like shopping site" should be "like a shopping site", a

English is your second language, right? Your code.google page is full of language faults. For example "like shopping site" should be "like a shopping site", and "physic" servers should be "physical" servers. There are also a number of spelling mistakes. Your choice of words is also a little.. odd. I'm not trying to be negative, just honest. I can also speak a second language (dutch), and despite the fact that I'm at a high level when compared to my peers, I'd not dare to open a code.google.com site in dutch. So well done for doing it. It is to be commended. Other than that, it's not clear from the first page exactly what your product does. You should be able to explain the most important features in a couple of sentences. Why should I use Guzz instead of reliable technology like Hibernate, Entity Framework, Active Record or the like? From your site it looks like the framework is targeted against massive relational tables, and allows a certain level of scaling by automatically splitting these tables across database instances. Is that right? Why is that better than the competition? What language/frameworks does it target? Java? Ruby? C++? Cobol? Who uses it? What kind of traffic volumes do they see? What kind of workloads?