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Re: C# is not Dylan (was: Re: C# : The new language from M$)
Are you a typical representative of the lisp community?
"Erik Naggum" <erik@naggum.net> wrote in message
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> * Rob Myers <robmyers@cwcom.net>
> | Also, please don't post offensive nonsense attempting to conflate
> | dislike of fully-bracketed prefix syntax with homophobic and racial
> | intolerance on this list. It is singularly offensive and
> | unproductive, and has no place anywhere in the comp.* hierachy.
>
> Please don't post your back-stabbing crap where your victim doesn't
> read it. [And here I was probably missing which article one Dylan
> user wanted to alert me to. Sorry about that -- but a quick scan of
> your _friendly_ newsgroup revealed a _lot_ of crap from Rob Myers.]
> Such is considered very bad behavior everywhere but comp.lang.dylan,
> where I'm quickly learning about the very special rules which apply
> only to what Dylan users are allowed to do to those who express any
> opinion contrary to their own, and if they happen to like Lisp, no
> holds are barred, fire at will. It's most amazing. PhD material,
> I'm sure.
>
> Dylan must be _such_ a pathetic loser language to have so many so
> incredibly defensive people "fighting" for it. Furrfu!
>
> I'm _so_ happy I didn't waste any time working with the Gwydion
> project back in 1993/4, despite generous and interesting offers.
> They just had "no future" written all over them, and I hate it when
> I'm right about apparently good things that fail because of stupid
> and destructive people.
>
> Failed languages never die, however, they just attract bad people.
> This "Dylan experience" sures shows what kind of people Dylan keeps
> attracting.
>
> #:Erik
> --
> If this is not what you expected, please alter your expectations.
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