As we move forward the deficit gets deeper. Anyway, overall, my major concern with this is that it doesn't reflect the truth. The Mac scripting market is much deeper than Apple and its APIs. I suggest that someone at Apple do an inventory of capabilities that Frontier has to see how you might help promote wider use of those capabilities in the market. That would really be taking the high road, and serving your shareholders in the best way possible by quickly making the Mac platform more competitive.
Software development is a tough business.
It took many years to create what we have created. It takes much less time to inventory those accomplishments. I've created an initial draft of that inventory on our AppleScript page. I have a lot of reasons for this, among them being the desire to return value for my shareholders, and to pay myself a salary. Enough charity work.