On Oct 13, 2005, at 10:46 AM, Cees De Groot wrote:

> Hi Josh, long time no speak :)
>

Hi Cees :-)

> On 10/13/05, Josh Gargus <schwa at fastmail.us> wrote:
>
>> Come on now, (I believe that) it is those Squeak users who have the
>> most non-code objects (eg: those using it as an expressive medium,
>> not a programming environment) who are least likely to be able to
>> write such code.
>>
>
> Apart from the (large) group of Squeaklanders, is there a substantial
> enough group of Squeak users who don't code themselves to warrant
> putting a significant load on the shoulders of a couple of volunteers?
>

In other words, "should we screw 'em"?  :-)

It's a good question.  I don't have a good sense of how many non- 
coder, non-Squeaklanders regularly use Squeak as a medium.  Can we  
get a show of hands?  I don't anymore, since I started using paper  
sketchbooks.

(the Moleskine notebooks you mentioned look nice :-)


> Note that I'm *not* argumentative here, just trying to get lots of pro
> and contra arguments on the table.

That was clear.

Best,
Josh