[babakian]

You've introduced a new idea here by comparing FogBugz to Facebook.

Those earlier comments are comparing the strategy that Fog Creek took versus the one that Facebook has taken. The strategies are similar, and so the comparison makes sense.

It should be noted that Wasabi is a general purpose programming language. It is Turing complete (up to relatively trivial finite-memory issues, just like any other general purpose programming language). Like C, for example. It should also be noted that Wasabi is a .NET language. It has full access to the .NET Framework and all of its classes.

One could use Wasabi to write a C compiler.

[NB: I am a Fog Creek developer, working on the FogBugz team.]