>>Such vagueness leaves much room for misinterpretation, though. Keep
>>that in mind when you tell people nothing about something you're doing,
>>because there's nothing people are more skeptical of than something they
>>don't know anything about. The up-side of that, is that any criticism
>>you get can be dismissed as totally unjustified.
>
>If you put me on the spot and back me into a corner, I have to say
>_something_, even if I'm not ready.
Perhaps you should keep a bit quieter so as not to confuse us into backing
you into a corner. I don't even remember what I was pessimistic about.
Best if it's kept that way.
>In my travels I may in fact be able to call upon the services of some
>famous ex-Atari 2600 programmers themselves if I'm lucky...
I hope so. Their input would be extremely valuable.
I'm running out of words for the day.
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