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Introduction: I was wondering if it is already possible to scale a MONO's .NET website. I cannot see any real websites (with the term real I mean "a highly visited website") running mono. What do you think? Will MONO ASP.NET scale??? Is it worth planning a site to run with Mono asp.net? Or should we leave it to the future? What do you think?
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