Hey Chris,

thanks for running again, I'm one of your "customers". Since 3.6 I use 
Squeak as my main tool to assist my engineering (EE). Except from a 
period between 3.9 and maybe 4.1 I can happily build on my old stuff in 
any version I choose due to the careful and compatible evolution of Squeak.

I used it for neural networks, audio DSP, machine simulation, production 
planning, mass evaluation of ASCII files (automated hardware tests) and 
now computer vision. Though I rarely can program Squeak in my paid for 
time I regularly use it in my jobs.

Thanks to everybody here!

Herbert



Am 22.01.2014 18:14, schrieb Chris Muller:
> I will re-up to serve another year as well.  My desire for Squeak
> continues to be as a development platform enabling individuals and
> teams in the community to create interesting, real-world applications.
>   I want a system that empowers semi-technical "scripters", not just
> hard-core developers.
>
> As with any complex machine, we work for Squeak so that, one day, it
> can work for us.  My philosophy is that day should always be today, to
> the maximum degree possible.  In an age when "old" is a dirty word, I
> actually respect old code (not bad code), because it was able to work
> for people a long time before people had to work for it.
>
> I appreciate the mileage afforded by the entire language syntax
> fitting on a single index card.  I think "modern" bells and whistles
> should justify their real-world value relative to the additional
> complexity they require the human-side to absorb.
>
> On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 5:27 AM, Edgar De Cleene <edgardec2005 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>> On 1/22/14 1:20 AM, "Craig Latta" <craig at netjam.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Hoi all--
>>>
>>>       I am a candidate for the 2014 Squeak board. I'm making Squeak
>>> modular, distributed, and teachable (through minimalism). Please see my
>>> blog[1] for recent developments. I've enjoyed discussing community
>>> issues with the rest of the current board, and representing Squeak at
>>> FOSDEM and other conferences. I hope to continue for another year!
>>>
>>>
>>>       thanks,
>>>       Craig
>>
>> +1
>>
>> And wish more of Spoon
>>
>>
>> Edgar
>>
>>
>>