Well, one major issue is that someone I will not name (but that almost everyone who frequents #tcpa or #ti knows like me) made people leave the 68k community with his fight instigating, so there have been fewer and fewer programmers joining than ones leaving due to drama. Also, the TI-Nspire might be doing a lot of competition to the 68k line. 68k programming used to be very popular, though, and had a lot of great games released. Back in 2003-2005, ticalc.org had to split the 68K POTY in two polls because there were way too many entries. Once voting was done, another poll with the 4 most voted entries of each polls was done, where the best entry was chosen. I wonder if any people here remember these days. I don't think this ever happened to the TI-83+ line.
