Dear William,
On May 2, 12:23 am, "Bill Page" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The previous abstract (the second one?, definitely not the first)
> seemed like a good balance to me: What is Sage? What can it do?
I agree.
The second abstract contains the message (among other things):
1. "If you have a standard computational problem then it is very
likely that Sage provides the means to solve it"
This is an important message IMO, because it may convince people to
work with Sage. We know the result: If people work with it, they
eventually contribute to it.
The third abstract almost completely drops message 1. It has the main
message:
2. "If you have a computational problem that can't be solved with
existing software then Sage provides a good framework to produce a
solution."
This is important, too, and will attract a certain type of users.
I suggest to try and combine both messages in one abstract. If you
ONLY have message 2., i fear that the people could think that Sage is
useless for everyday's work. On the other hand, message 2 is an
important point: Sage has an active community and provides framework
to develop new things in a hight level of quality.
Yours
Simon
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