Hi Dan (and the rest of the Squeak Gang),
    Well, this is probably far too early to say anythng about it, but I have
been putting together my web site in order to explain what I want to do with
Squeak as well as get some ideas in front of a larger audience for feedback, etc.
This site is definitely under construction with all of the usual disclaimers. :-)
    So, checkout: http://www.users.uswest.net/~rvossler and let me know what
you think.
Cheers, Roger.....

Dan Shafer wrote:
> 
> Roger, it might be helpful if you described what you are using Squeak to do and
> what you see using it for in the future. I suspect this discussion about
> forking or not forking, modularizing or not modularizing, finds people on all
> sides based principally on what they see Squeak doing for them.
> 
> I want an environment in which I can create user-extensible UIs and personal
> productivity applications which can be network-aware. I have a whole list of
> those apps that either don't exist now or are closed-end pieces of crap. Squeak
> is where I'd like to build these things. To do so, I need an environment that
> doesn't require an end user to download many megabytes of stuff he's not going
> to use. And I need a supported, documented language and environment.
> 
> Someone else said he'd like to build code fragments like Photoshop plug-ins.
> I'm not interested in those and I suspect his needs/desires for Squeak are
> therefore somewhat different from mine.

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