Re: Differences between Org-Mode and Hyperbole

[Scott Randby <srandby@gmail.com>]

On 07/02/2016 08:05 PM, Richard Stallman wrote:
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>
> The issue at hand is how to develop new features so that they extend
> Emacs in a clean way that reduces the added difficulty of learning new
> features.
>
> You've explicitly said that you don't care about Emacs.  You care only
> about Org mode.  It appears that you don't want Emacs to be easier for
> users to learn.  However, that is our goal even if you don't support
> it.  We will have to disregard your views.  We don't need to win you
> over.  It appears you're not a major Emacs contributor; I don't see
> your email address in the log.
>

I must break the promise I made in my last post. For the record, I want 
to be clear about one final thing. Please forgive me for making an 
off-topic post.

I love Emacs and I use it to do almost all of my work. I have great 
appreciation for all the people who make Emacs the superb piece of 
software that it is. The key Emacs package for me is the amazing Org 
package. Org is the reason I use Emacs.

Finally, I completely support all efforts to make Emacs easier to use 
and I look forward to the results of those efforts. I know my views 
don't matter on this list, but I don't want anyone to think I'm opposed 
to Emacs.

No more irrelevant traffic from me will appear on this list.

Scott Randby