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  4. Date: Tue, 23 Apr 1996 17:45:42 -0700
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  12. From: bhood@netcom.com (robert hood)
  13. To: Multiple recipients of list <lightwave@garcia.com>
  14. Subject: Re: BML and Java
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  18.  
  19. > > When LightWave 4.0 finally hit the streets, there were numerous email
  20. > > postings, questions concerning the availability of scripting on non-Amiga
  21. > > platforms.  On more than one occasion, Stuart Furgeson stepped in and
  22. > > responded that the plugin SDK was designed specifically to allow somebody
  23. > > to accomplish it.  He was making it subtly clear that, if scripting were
  24. > > going to be a possibility on all those new platforms, then it would be
  25. > > accomplished through a third-party.
  26. > 
  27. > Would have to _initially_ come from a third party, anyway.
  28. [...]
  29.  
  30. Unless you are speaking for Stuart, or are an employee of NewTek, I don't
  31. think this type of interpretation is appropriate.  Stuart did not, by word
  32. or deed, indicate that anything was "initially" being done by a third
  33. party developer, or would be treated as such.
  34.  
  35. > Being a third party is like dancing with an elephant: You have to learn
  36. > to stay out of their way, and don't make the mistake of thinking you're
  37. > ever leading, because they may decide to change directions and trample
  38. > you. 
  39.  
  40. Thank you.  That observation brought a smile to my face.  =|^)
  41.  
  42. Render me gone,                  |||
  43. Bob                            ^(===)^
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