Hi Paolo,

First of all - please see this time my brain has engaged quicker than my 
English-biased touch-typing - and I have spelt your name correctly(!).
Thanks for the very clear explanation on force constants - this is really 
helpful!

And, regarding your new non-academic position vs continued 'forcefield tools' 
development in RDKit - I kind of suspected the answer before I asked!  Oh well, 
my non-academic position of course gives me access to commercial 
implementations of MMFF + implicit solvation...  It's just not nearly as fun!  
: (

Kind regards

James


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