Dave I’m not upset fast. I’ll drink a beer with you and Arthur if we would ever meet, in fact I’ll buy you one. Realy no bad feelings. I can even understand the frustration as we have them too from time to time. We had to wait for numerous new versions before we could move on with new updates because of a showstopper finally fixed, and if you have been reading my postst you would know that I have put a lot of critisism here.
The main difference is that I always believe in ‘thinking in solutions’, not in problems. There is a choice: nag the whole time, add of topic issues like ‘this is bad, and that should change’. Doesn’t help, but perhaps it brings you relief. It will drive you away from Scriptcase and perhaps that’s the best solution for you. For me I want to stay with the product because it still is a great product and believe me, I’ve experienced my worse nightmare with a few competitors before I started with Scriptcase. But of course that has troubled my mind a bit. We realy have no argue about the fact that QC needs to improve including beta testing etc. But if these issues where to be solved Scriptcase would be a super product.
Therefore I invite you to make a decision, let’s unite with the power users in an attempt to work on improving the quality of SC support and all the other valid issues you have (realy I agree!). Bring up some positive idea’s how to work on that. It will help you to protect your currrent investment, it will give you the opportunity to turn the steering wheel yourself, at least a bit.
The other option is to start working with other tools for your other development and slowly move away. That’s another ‘solution based’ thinking.
Of course you can also stay in your boat and let the sea decide where it will bring you. You can keep on complaining about almost everything, but you still have to wait and see. Businesswise, that’s deadly.
Hope I didn’t offended you, because that was not my intention.
