Development Status of Mercury Mail Transport System
On 19 June 2009 David Harris announced on the Pegasus Mail site that all development of Pegasus Mail and the associated Mercury program could only continue if sufficient users would commit to donating US$50 annually; on 21 July 2009 he said that there had been a good start .
New versions of both programs continued to be released; as of January 2012 the latest versions were dated in late December 2011.
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