> where are all the success stories about RPI in the educational arena You're right; I don't see success stories in education. But so what? The RPi is a huge

> where are all the success stories about RPI in the educational arena You're right; I don't see success stories in education. But so what? The RPi is a huge success as a prototyping tool, as a platform for one-off devices or small productions runs, and as a hacker appliance (in the good sense of "hacker"). So what if the Raspberry Pi Foundation's original intention was to advance computer education? They achieved success in a different and highly positive way. There's nothing to regret.