Below are the most recent 5 articles that were posted on Squeak People
(http://people.squeakfoundation.org/). Apart from the articles, you will
find people's diary entries here, and an overview of the Squeak community:
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   Date: 2003-11-15 21:43:44
   Author: DiegoGomezDeck
   Title: To innovate in democracy (The challenge)

   In the last months our community switched from a kingdom with a good
   king (the better politic system) to a type of democracy.
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   Date: 2003-11-15 00:43:20
   Author: GermanArduino
   Title: Squeak, the Smalltalk of the 21st. Century

   A beginners-oriented article about Squeak in [1]Universal Thread
   Magazine.
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   Date: 2003-11-14 17:52:44
   Author: AndreasRaab
   Title: SeaSide: A Day At The Beach

   [2]This article presents a nice overall introduction to [3]SeaSide the
   Squeak web-application framework. The article was announced on the
   [4]SeaSide mailing list which isn't quite as densily populated as
   Squeak-dev.
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   Date: 2003-11-14 03:05:33
   Author: spair
   Title: Let's do this in Squeak

   This is a nice system for trust network based censo^H^H^H^H^H
   filtering...nice but, it's not written in Squeak. How long would it
   take to build this with Comanche and Seaside? 2 hours, 2 days, 2
   weeks?
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   Date: 2003-11-13 22:16:58
   Author: AndreasRaab
   Title: The role of Squeak People

   A post on the Squeak mailing list led me to write a lengthy reply on
   where I see Squeak People "positioned" as well as (implicitly) why I
   think it's going to succeed. If you missed the post, read it up here:

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