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Re: Website TTG An alternative?



Actually, I don't see a need to make any great changes in the code. I like
it just fine! I think it's just a matter of a community of xywriters that
support each other and share ideas. For example, I have a great idea for a
neat idea/theme organizing tool that would work great in xywrite - I once
wrote a version of it in XPL - that I would love to give to the programmer
who would work with the code directly, and have it become a feature of
xywrite. Or, I could write it in XPL again and just let everybody have it.

Charles

----- Original Message -----
From: Bill Troop 
To: 
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 9:55 AM
Subject: Re: Website TTG An alternative?


>
> >I was going to bid $1. Now that you've raised the stakes they won't take
> >less than $50.
>
> This is all somewhat feasible. I have some slight
> experience of outdated intellectual property
> at auction; it's often simply trashed. It _might_
> therefore, actually be possible to acquire this
> code for a small price. But the great expense, as
> some have implied, would not be in the purchase
> of the code, but in doing something with it. Balzac
> wrote of the surgeon Desplein, 'Like all men of
> genius, he had no heirs; he carried his skill within
> him and carried it away with him.' It is the same
> with great programmers. Since we already have our
> Desplein working with NB, what is the chance
> of finding another who would be willing to
> work with the same code?'