Re: Future of Dolphin Survey

There is more than one path to compensation. I want companies and developers
to have easy access to a good open smalltalk vm. This could cause an
environment where more are willing to risk studying and using the language.
This could turn into more jobs. Who would be more of an expert than the lead
developers? See where I'm going?  Long-term, not short term gain.

Anyways, cheers to Strongtalk and Squeak on their open licenses. Let's work
together to create the type of environment we want.

On 9/6/07, Mark Haniford <[email protected]> wrote:
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>
> Jason Shoemaker wrote:
> >
> >  Isn't having to pay a lot of money to have access to smalltalk source
> > what hurt smalltalk so much in the first place?  The authors of
> > Dolphin would rather see it die than help the smalltalk community.
> > Why reward that kind of attitude?
> >
> The bad attitude is the one expressed above.  The Dolphin guys spent a
> good chunk of their lives invested in building Dolphin and have every
> right to be compensated.

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