Quote:
Originally Posted by bigberry
I don't seem to remember there being a lack of unpaid testers.
Visortgw I would agree that it would be nice to hear a bit of info, but i have read some of the posts and the tone is a bit concerning, it's almost as if because she or he has dared to develop some new software, then the posters on this thread own him or her body and soul, i just think a little reality wouldn't go amiss with some.
|
I dont agree with you here. Nobody on this thread is pressing him for anything. Even if there is, maybe he is asking for it.
All I see here is a developer with great idea in developing a great software but totally forgot about his support and communication which is the most important part and the most basic thing he needs in order to make his idea and software a success. Even though you dont have time to answer everyone's question, at least post just one post to let us know what you are up to, to show us at least you still care.
First, as a developer, if you havent had anything ready, you should hold the breath for not posting anything beforehead about having it ready to be downloaded for testing. Then left for days or weeks without any update and communication in the community. Whilst you are putting everyone waiting (which I see everyone including myself waiting patiently) for days and week, then come back with a software that is not fully ready to use. And left again without any support/update/communication.
I understand everyone have a life, as I have to deal with many over demanding customers myself in my job. But, I also understand that if I have let 1 customer waiting for more than a few hours without any communication in between, I am actually losing more than 1 business opportunity. Because in this society nowadays, words spread really quick and almost everyone are relying on "feedback" before spending a dime of their hard earn money on anything.
Cheers.