anchor.diff:        If I write a component and sell it to another programmer and they use my component in their hierarchy they will sell again will I be compensated?
       '';
       a = ''
  -      Yes, you own that component and wherever it is referenced you will receive compensation for your contribution. Note the marketplace has not been implemented yet.
  +      Yes, you own that component and wherever it is referenced you will receive compensation for your contribution.
       '';
     }
     {
  
positive.code:   title = "FAQ";
    items = [ {
      q = ''
        What is Fractalide?
      '';
      a = ''
        It's a programming platform allowing you to program applications using the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow-based_programming">Flow-based programming paradigm</a>
      '';
    }
    {
      q = ''
        Why do you use <a href="https://nixos.org/nix">Nix</a>?
      '';
      a = ''
        Some hierarchies of components can get very large and complex, a package manager is needed to automate the building and linking of the graph. Nix is one of the few package managers that actually does a good job of setting up dependencies such that you aren't driven insane.
      '';
    }
    {
  
negative.code:       We'll definitely assist ETCDEV to wrap Fractalide components around their software and help them publish on the app marketplace thus they will be compensated for their work. As will anyone else creating components.
      '';
    }
    {
      q = ''
        ETC is in a unique position as it doesn't have a core development team with a large amount of premine/instamine, therefore it's expected that ICO parties on ETC should contribute towards the ETC core development. Do you intend on doing this?
      '';
      a = ''
        Absolutely, we hope we'll be able to build and maintain a new ETC client from this. Also we will be working closely with ETCDEV team on developing the core blockchain libraries.
      '';
    }
    {
      q = ''
        Does the ICO build out a revenue generating company that'll be able to pay programmers in the long term?
      '';
      a = ''
        Well, along with the premine which provides incentive to keep at the task the hopes are that enough revenue will be generated from the marketplace to build out a healthy company that hires enough programmers to maintain the infrastructure in a sustainable manner.
      '';
    }
    ];
  }
  