Hmmm, I had thought that they had said it was going to be a re-write and then changed it to the, "changes are happening," thingy. LOL so long ago maybe it was what we were all wishing for instead of what we got.

Now, if you re-write something for an old base, wouldn't that mean you are just improving the code to work better with the code of the old base? And, wouldn't you have to re-write it again to work with a new base code if that was done? So wouldn't you  have to re-write everything to work with the new base code to get it all to work right? I'm not a programmer so I don't know. I do know in normal everyday things that you can modify something to work with something old but adding something old onto something new is still cludging things in and does not work as well or needs to be replace with something new.

So how many versions/years will it take to get a re-write and how far behind the curve will it be when it does get done.