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Adobe should continue to develop ActionScript, with features that target the previously proposed standard as planned.	15.5% (31 Votes)
Adobe should make ActionScript come into as full compliance with the proposed ECMA 3.1 standard as possible, as well as develop new capabilities.	12.5% (25 Votes)
Adobe should independently develop new ActionScript features based on what designers and developers want and need.	71.8% (143 Votes)
Total Votes: 199

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