L.D. Best wrote:
>
> It seems that now we've been testing Arachne for DOS for
> these many many months, DOS Arachne users don't count any
> more? It almost feels like someone is saying "Thanks a bunch,
> but GOODBYE!" and slamming the door in our faces so we couldn't
> eat the dinner made from the food we helped to grow. :<
You've got to be joking. The only "help" Michael gets from
most people goes like this: "Your carrots give me indigestion;
please fix." --or-- "My recipes use onions; when are you going
to grow onions?"
Then Edenyard wrote:
>
> Well said, L.D.! You'd think also that he'd actually FINISH
> one job (i.e., DOS Arachne) BEFORE starting another (i.e.,
> Linux Arachne). Will the Linux version have the same continuing
> problems with memory (V1.61 STILL does!) and red boxes and no
> Javascript and no https and....
Oh, boy. Another critic, sitting in a deckchair, telling Michael
how to grow the vegetables. "Hey Michael, your rows aren't
straight." "Hey Michael, how come there's no rhubarb?"
"Hey Michael, hurry up, we're hungry."
Listen people, Michael owes us nothing. He plowed the ground,
he planted the seed and he weeded the crop. We spectators
have no right to complain.
Cheers,
Steven
