Re: The "user-developer gap" myth

[CUTblakeney@home.com (Jeff Blakeney)]

On 29 Jun 2000 16:16:15 GMT, ug0a@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de wrote:

>Yes, that's true. But we're watching carefully. Usually, people here flame
>each other (which was funny back at the time of Cold Fusion) or NewBees ask
>questions, which we're not interested in. If we want to know something, we
>contact the developers themself. I wouldn't know what to post. If there is
>nothing to write about, why write? On the other hand, we put in the contact
>section at our webpage. If there's something you want to discuss, feel free
>to email or discuss it here.
>
>P.S.: "we" = Ninjaforce

Upon reading my post again I realise that it came out sounding a
little negative and perhaps even sounding a little accusing.  That is
not what I had intended.  Defining whether someone is an active
developer or not can be a little difficult and therefore I had some
problems with wording that paragraph.

I hope I didn't offend you or any of the other developers that were
listed before that paragraph.

I very much appreciate the Apple II development efforts of any and all
developers as they are the ones that continue to make using my Apple
II so interesting and fun.

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