Tim Nikias wrote:

> I do like the idea of creating a Particle-Team,
> but I also like to do stuff on my own.
> It depends on how fast the team is
> going to fall apart, and how good we
> cooperate.

I feel much the same.

> But we could create something "open-source"
> like. I'd be willing to cook up some basic
> rules for Macro-Definitions inside the
> system (though I should have some help to
> make sure that everything is taken care of)
> and supply/write some fundamentals.
>
> I'd be happy to host the system and keep
> track of an "official" version, e.g. I'll
> check additions and look at the algorithms
> (as long as they're commented good enough).
>
> If there more than just a bunch (I'd say at least
> 10), send a reply here and I could go on
> and create a page for our OpenSource-PS.

Sounds like a good idea. Count me in.

MJL

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