Help me convince higher-ups to allow switching to .Net 3.5 (from 2.0)

Help me convince higher-ups to allow switching to .Net 3.5 (from 2.0)



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Description:Why increment directly to .5? If we're going to talk about how
it would have been simpler, it should have been: * 2.0 => 2.0 * 3.0 => 2.1
* 3.5 => 2.2