After rereading my post, I realized that I made a couple of offhanded
remarks to the australian community. It was not my intent to offend
anyone. It has long been my way to deflect my frustration through a
quip or humorous remark. Not everyone always thinks there funny.
Again, If I offended any
I sincerely apologize for venting my frustration on this list. It's
inappropriate and not constructive and not representative of my general
enthusiasm for this product. When customer support has responded to me, it's
been accurate, technical, and precise. My frustrations come from particulars
in t
Hi Everyone,
I screwed up. I meant to send that last message privately. I really didn't
want to send a negative message to the group at large. I love the Witango
product and hope that it will continue to exist for many many years to come.
I will point out that there is often a good explanation be
tango-talk@witango.com
Subject: Witango-Talk: Apology
I sincerely apologize for venting my frustration on this list. It's
inappropriate and not constructive and not representative of my general
enthusiasm for this product. When customer support has responded to me,
it's
been accurate, te
Stefan.
No need to apologise, they are all valid points and no damage done.
No offense taken.
The point I will debate you on is your remark about a shrinking
community. The facts are that the Lite edition has actually brought
a lot of developers onto the platform and we actually have a l
Phil,
Without prying too much into the business operations, where have
these new developers come from? To be very honest, my gut feeling is
that Witango in North America is shrinking. If it hasn't, it has
become an isolated underground community. I don't think that I am
alone in having th
On 4/3/07, Phil wrote in whole or in part:
> We have also seen that the developers that "leave" the platform actually just
> expand their marketability by adding asp.Net or PHP to their repertoire and
> keep developing projects with Witango as well.
That's me. I've expanded. Not abandoned!
--
Be
> > We have also seen that the developers that "leave" the platform actually
just
> > expand their marketability by adding asp.Net or PHP to their repertoire
and
> > keep developing projects with Witango as well.
>
> That's me. I've expanded. Not abandoned!
> --
> Beverly Voth
And
Yeppers... I'm still here too :-/
webdude
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From: Scott Cadillac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 11:51 AM
To: witango-talk@witango.com
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: Apology
> > We have also seen that the developers that "lea
WebDude at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yeppers... I'm still here too :-/
I'm still here. Just not sure where here is at present.
Wayne
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