> But I'm also not sure it *needs* to
> be. There's no real harm in using a language viewed as
> outside the mainstream as long as there's a loyal base of
> users enhancing, extending and supporting it, is there? We
> don't need Corporate America to adopt Squeak and then try to
> fence it in, standardize it, confine it, define it, package
> it and market it. For those who use it to create viable
> solutions to problems they or their customers face, it's a
> secret weapon. It's a WMD - Weapon of 'Mazing Development!
>
> :-)
>
> Dan
Couldn't have said it better myself.
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