New graph. editor (S. Novikov - 3)

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From Sergei Novikov To All 13 January 1998


Hiya Andrew! Answering a message marked with the following:
From: Andrew Savichev (2:5020/400); To: All;
Date: Monday, 01/12/98; Time: 12:34;
Subj: "New graphic editor (S. Novikov - 3)"

>> Of course, the editor should work on 128. Otherwise it is simply unprofitable
>> to do it.
AS> Tools for _this configuration_ do not interest me.

Ie. What, you’re not interested in a 128K editor? And there won’t be others.

>> therefore, divulging opportunities or somehow shining in public is the same
>> as pushing your competitors on and giving them valuable ideas.
AS> This is evidence of your own creative health, because “competitors” in
AS> can also give you something valuable as a sign of gratitude, haven’t you
AS> thought about that? ... or expect nasty things and traps from people all your life? Ty..desire
AS> to live like this ;)

What can you throw in if everything has already been thought out/invented and there is no memory for more
?

>> Competition includes attempts to remove, get ahead of
>> or suppress an opponent striving for identical goals.
AS> ^^^^^^^^^^
>> S.S. Frolov.
>> Sociology
AS> Well, at least it’s not “destruction” ;) ... “in general, so” (C) “Dunno on the Moon”...

This is already a conflict :) - that’s whatcan lead to competitive relations between
editors :)

"Social conflict is an attempt to achieve rewards by subordinating,
imposing one's will, removing or even DESTROYING an opponent seeking
to achieve the same reward." (c) from there

AS> competition can be different in different social groups, under different
AS> conditions
AS>, etc. I don’t think that _we_ should have it, like prostitutes or bandits
AS> ;)
AS> ...or even “big business sharks”:). IMHO, most of us
AS> do this for our own pleasure, and not to earn money on which
AS> we can now live. If I'm wrong, let others correct me.

Well, what will cooperation and, say, exchange of ideas lead to? To the point that
2 editors will be released with the same set of capabilities.

>> AS> What can you do with “Special Function”?
>>
>> What don’t you like about AS?
AS> You can’t list it right away... it’s wretched - that says it all, although it’s a sin
AS> to laugh at old software.

But it’s convenient. Especially with a mouse. All functions are at hand, there are no glitches...

>> AS> Wow... yeah? :) Where then are hundreds of units of software products
>> AS> annually? Where are dozens of titles of magazines and newspapers, where is the sea
>> AS> system software and preciousa scattering of amazing games?
>>
>> Do you think 5000 users is enough for this? A third of the groups are engaged
>> in idleness, the other third makes demos, the third works at the table ;)
AS> Do you have a list of currently living groups? - share with everyone here
AS> IMHO many would be interested, as well as what they are doing now.

I didn’t compile it on purpose. I think something similar will appear as a result of a major
SNG survey across the country... If there is sufficient activity of the masses.

And what are they doing now... I think this can be found out again from the news in
Scenergy.

>> >> CGS? I don’t remember something like that 8|
>> AS> I appreciate your humor. God willing, you'll see ;)
>>
>> Ahh... I could shorten it like CNS ;)
AS> It looks like CNN,

And PGS looks like PSG - so what :)

AS> and that CGS already existed? Well, so be it! :) But in software it will be:
AS> CENSUS GROUP Spb
AS> &
AS> master@satan

Are these different people? 8)

AS> P R E S E N T S Did I write it correctly? ;)

Present, because there are a lot (CGS & m@s). If there was one subject, then Presents.

>> Because of a couple of new ideas, writing an editor... It’s inhumane :)
AS> And I’m talking about the same thing... let them share the idea, and everyone would benefit
AS> :)

Let them share :) Although, maybe this has already been implemented in AW=)


With God's blessing, Sergei Novikov AKA Spirit/STEP

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