I worked with Ted for a few years on and off on Zigzag. He's hard to work with, but the rewards (like free dinners in restaurants, free candy, priceless signed

I worked with Ted for a few years on and off on Zigzag. He's hard to work with, but the rewards (like free dinners in restaurants, free candy, priceless signed copies of all his books, and high table dinners at Oxford), make up for the 'difficult' coding (which isn't that difficult). Also, I have a PDF of an interview with Ted (which a guy sent me and is incredibly rare) in a 1991 magazine founded by Louis Rossetto (of Wired fame), where Ted chats openly to Louis about Zigzag, a big contrast to the demolition piece in Wired a few years later. I might post this to my website and post a link to HN.