* Stephanie Maks <steph_at_maksystems.com> [23 Jan 2002 15:33]:
>
> That 3rd reason being: It isn't finished yet. If the software is still
> 'beta' or if I'm not finished developing it yet, or I haven't got all the
> features in it I want. With PassGenR, and now my Wiccan Sabbats program, I
> have made both available as soon as I had a working version, but I don't
> want the source code 'out there' until I'm done developing it. With
Isn't one of the biggest arguments for opening your source code the fact
you can get assistance developing it? Dosen't keeping the source closed
until it's finished negate this advantage? Is there any particular
reason you don't want anyone else to see the source until you're
finished?
Mike "Why must every sentance be a question"
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