>If you take an action — write a blog post, publish a photo, launch a website — you want your action to spread to as many people as possible. Overgeneralizatio

>If you take an action — write a blog post, publish a photo, launch a website — you want your action to spread to as many people as possible. Overgeneralization, is what I see there. Actually, "avoiding success at all costs" motto is great. I think that quote from Adam Chlipala (author or Ur and Ur/Web) is quite appropriate: "I also want to emphasize that I'm not trying to maximize adoption of Ur/Web. Rather, I'm trying to maximize the effectiveness of people who do choose to use it. This means that I'm completely happy if basic features of Ur/Web mean that 90% of programmers will never be able to use it." http://www.impredicative.com/pipermail/ur/2010-December/000329.html http://www.impredicative.com/pipermail/ur/2010-December/0003... I think that author is wrong. You don't have to have superfans.