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## A Final Note: Why ZenGarden? - by mhroth

Many people have asked me why the ZenGarden library came into existance, and why work continues on it today, especially in light of the successful [libpd](http://gitorious.org/pdlib) project. Here is my answer, offering personal opinions, some ranting, and hopefully constructive critisism. So don't take it all too seriously, ok? First, a few (obvious?) points that make me excited.
Many people have asked me why the ZenGarden library came into existance, and why work continues on it today, especially in light of the successful [libpd](http://gitorious.org/pdlib) project. Here is my answer, offering personal opinions, some ranting, and hopefully constructive criticism. So don't take it all too seriously, ok? First, a few (obvious?) points that make me excited.

+ Pd is a great language to write audio code in.
+ A general purpose audio language that is free and open to all has a great deal of potential as a standard for many audio applications.
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