I wrote to you as well. Like I said, I want this instead of Rails because it's made for PHP and to fill a need (just like Rails and Django) and is not just a port of Rails (like Trax and Cake). Nothing's wrong with porting but it's an awful lot of work to make it "feel right" compared to writing a new framework and letting it evolve like you did.

I've been trying Rails out but Ruby the language makes me cringe. There's also the matter that PHP5 is probably (perhaps sadly) offered on more hosting services than Ruby.