Good post overall, Walter.

I spent a couple hours reviewing threads trying to find something from you that stated that .NET was bad and only Foxpro was good, but I ended up seeing that almost all of your arguments were about specifics on data handling and the amount of effort needed to create the same functionality in both languages. I was wrong on that.

I still feel that you do state your opinions as facts with regards to .NET, but agree that you have never said that a developer should always use Foxpro over .NET, rather that it is a personal choice and you would wait until it matures. We disagree on this. It's obvious to me that .NET is not vaporware and I feel that if a developer has the expectation that they will be using it in a couple years anyway, then they should go ahead and learn it now. Languages will always change and improve so waiting for it to mature just doesn't seem logical to me.