> The main purpose of my email was to make a point about "trusting" the
> answers being crucial to the sage project. After sending the email I
> realised another viewpoint: if you stuck to a "safe" version of sage
> on sagenb.org, few people would use the alpha server and you'd lose a
> great opportunity to find bugs in the latest releases, which is a pay-
> off for providing the computational resources of sagenb.org.
True. <joke>Also if we stuck to a safe version of Sage, it might
look like this:
#include<stdio.h>
int main(void) {
printf("sage: \n");
}
</joke> :-)
-- William
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