What matters is when they were feature complete, not when the project started. I can't plausibly claim that a program I wrote some code for but isn't at the st

What matters is when they were feature complete, not when the project started. I can't plausibly claim that a program I wrote some code for but isn't at the state of being a viable substitute yet is a "replacement." (And yes, Theo, like many hackers, is prone to exaggeration.)