>> Yeah, I don't want an email client that looks out for me, I want an >> email client that I can control. > And to get back on topic, i would like my Mailclient to offer me the > choose (to be intelligent) to accept a security risk for xyz days, > months. Even if the Certificate is outdated. > I agree with Thomas, i urgently need an "Business" Mailclient, which is > able to act like i want em to act.
It seems to me, that amongst the members of this discussion, people with business expertise DO want take the risk to use TB with an outdated certificate. Because we learnt that it does not matter what the intentions are, it is always the end product that matters. Time is money, baby. And time/patience is running out on TB at my clients... Harder and harder (to sell and) to explain why bugs exist, why IMAP does not work 100%, etc. Ritlabs should hire a real businessman, and dont let the programmers decide what to do and not to do. I dont mean it like offense, believe me. I would like to see TB to be on the top, with all my heart. But I believe, the business model of TB should change. Hopefully, it will change with v5 and a good IMAP implementation. Vili PS: Ritlabs: for me, for us, it is always easier to criticize. Always the first line takes the bullet, which is you. I know that. But if you want to build, be the best, you have to be critical to yourself. ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 4.2.33.9 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
