[Greg McKaskle]

To Tom's point, asking questions is almost always a good idea. Learning how to ask so that you get good answers is the thing to think about. Provocation isn't always the best approach.

Let me restate the poll as:

Hate bananas.
Like bananas.
Rather eat apples.
Foo.

My point is that there isn't anything wrong with your opinion or discussing it. They are both just fruits, but there isn't necessarily a need to hate stuff. Just get back to making your fruit salad, ... errr, robot programs.

On the other hand, I really like hearing the feedback of people using the tools. LV is what it is. It is my job on a daily basis, along with many others, to make it bigger, better, stronger, and sometimes easier. Feedback is important for that to happen. The people working on LV use several languages and a handful of development tools. Honestly, none of us ever expected it be used for high school robotics, so this is all a new adventure. So far I'm pretty pleased with how its going.

By the way, it looks like I may be giving some advanced LV training in Atlanta. So if you are interested in maybe learning how to work with a new fruit -- like how to make a banana split, banana pudding, etc. Can you imaging an apple split, apple pudding? Maybe I should start a poll about favorite fruit desserts.

Greg McKaskle