As I said, Smalltalk Renaissance is a rallying point for every fan of the
language. However, coordinating with disparate groups would diffuse my time
and energy. I believe it's better to have a fresh start that everybody can
participate in and contribute to. As curator and editor of Smalltalk
Renaissance, I can pick from the best and keep the campaign more focussed.
There is so much "stuff" in the Smalltalk landscape that it's overwhelming
and confusing to newcomers. *It made my head spin, which is what inspired me
to start this endeavour.* As I mentioned, I want to try something new and
different. Past efforts failed and they have a kind of "staleness" to them.
I want to jettison all unnecessary baggage.
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