> After all, a lot of work has been spent making personal computers upwards > compatible, so why not computer languages? > As a user I find this VERY appealing. It can be very discouraging developing in a new language, if the definition is changing so that your code needs to be regularly upgraded. However, I also understand that once a language gets nailed down, it can die. So perhaps this is the best of both worlds. Chris
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