>The perspective I have of this group, with respect to PG, is that 
>programmers fall into two groups: Group A, is the programmer that 
>wants to understand everything his program is doing and thus has his 
>hand in everything; Group B, the programmer that understands that he 
>can't understand everything and places faith in others abilities.
>
>Group A, is the inventor, the maverick, the hobbyist, the person most 
>likely to accomplish nothing, but has the potential for greatness. 
>Group B, is the professional, the problem solver, the team player, 
>the person most likely to get the job done, but only what's needed. 
>Which group are you?


Hmm. I don't know, tedd. I have 362 registered users for my non PG created 
programs. How many do you have for Quarters again?  :o)


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