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Message from discussion Time for a Fresh Scheme Standard: Say Goodbye to the RnRS Relic
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Hirotaka Yamamoto  
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 More options Dec 22 2001, 12:45 pm
Newsgroups: comp.lang.scheme, comp.lang.lisp
From: Hirotaka Yamamoto <y...@yc5.so-net.ne.jp>
Date: 23 Dec 2001 02:42:46 +0900
Local: Sat, Dec 22 2001 12:42 pm
Subject: Re: Time for a Fresh Scheme Standard: Say Goodbye to the RnRS Relic
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I don't realize why you are so mad, but I do have realized that
you intentionally changed my posting and neglect what I guess
is inconvenient to you.  I wrote,

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>   Look, Tengwar is more widely used than Scheme these days.  The features
>   unique to Scheme today are those that are universally considered bad
>   ideas.

Prove it by examples, please.
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but you wrote,

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> * Erik Naggum
> > Look, Tengwar is more widely used than Scheme these days.

> * Hirotaka Yamamoto
> | Prove it by examples, please.

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Why could you claim that "the features unique to Scheme today
are those that are universally considered bad ideas." without
any proof??  Especially, why could you use the word "universally"??

Ah... maybe because you are the only person who lives in
"your universe"?

Yamamoto


 
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