* Dierk Haasis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Yes - but it seems that _you_ have a new key - so it's a little bit >> simple to tell others to wait...
> As I said, I may not have one, I may have hacked the EXE. > Honestly, perhaps there is a small group of people RITLabs consider to > be, lets call it "the inner circle", and maybe I am part of it. > With this statement rumours will abound even more, so I give some of > them myself: > Alternative 1. I am Stefan in disguise. > Alternative 2. I am Thor having to wander the Earth. > Alternative 3. I am Elvis and RITLabs love my music. > Alternative 4. I did come up with this new marketing scheme. > Alternative 5. My key is a time bomb, which will render TB useless > after 1100 hours. > Alternative 6. I am the group's clown and Stefan likes to laugh. > Alternative 7. I have no idea. > Alternative 8. I may just have changed the version information. > Back to the matter at hand. If there is such an inner circle, where is > the problem? > Don't get me wrong, I don't know the answers myself, and perhaps I > couldn't tell you *if* I knew. The only useful advice I have is, sort > out your alternatives to your liking and go with it. You can use v2b1, > v1.63, v2b2 with nag screen, whatever suits you. Why doesn't the "inner circle" open a new mailing list? Or make this a non-public list? You won't be bothered by such stupid registration questions and I wouldn't have to read such "funny" answers. Why is it so hard to "confess" that Ritlabs sends free keys to people they consider worth beta testing the new version? When I read your pseudo-funny article my first thought was "what a great community!" -- Carsten ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 2.0b2 | "Using TBBETA" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
