I understand the argument for not trying to make MooTools compatible
with other libraries and I agree with it.

My concern is when we as developers don't have any control over what
other scripts are included, like writing a plugin for Wordpress for
example. In situations like those, do I have to ditch MooTools for a
more third-party-friendly library? It's not reasonable to push the
compatibility problem onto the end-user.

What do you do?

I'm experimenting with adapters (similar to ExtJS) for other libraries
to maintain a consistent api across all of them. That way, if another
library is already included, I just include the adapter. I'm basing
the api heavily on MooTools since it's so awesome.

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