Good point. I was a fan of it (as a young-un). Enabled me to catalogue all sorts of stuff in a nice database (with multimedia before the term was common). I th

Good point. I was a fan of it (as a young-un). Enabled me to catalogue all sorts of stuff in a nice database (with multimedia before the term was common). I think 2 reasons: 1) There are generally fewer open source projects with truly user friendly interfaces (cause its a lot of grinding work). 2) Hypercard made pseudo-programming easier for non programmers. Something that the type of people who tend to work on open source don't always agree with. Heck, if you don't workin in language XYZ, you are vile scum worthy of death, for XYZ <= blub.