CompuServe Thread

#Learning OOP

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#162949From: Kevin WillisMar 8, 1994 10:45 AM
Are you arguing against niche markets? Or people finding a calling and pursuing it, and making a successful living, in spite of a smaller market for their particular product or service? By that argument, you could say all computer books are pointless. If these authors focused on romances, horror fiction, and biographies, the market share would grow tremendously! Or do you feel that someone was denying that the PC market (for books and most everything else) is larger?
#163033From: Mitchell WaiteMar 8, 1994 11:15 PM
> Are you arguing against niche markets? Or people finding a calling and pursuing it, and making a successful living, in spite of a smaller market for their particular product or service? > No, people are welcome to publish in any market they want. I just think those kinds of programs face more problems in making a profit and that it will put more strain on the company. But I like diversity and I am glad there are company's like say Peachpit which do books that are so different.