As a paying customer, I can confirm, that we do receive surveys. It might
be three or four per year, and the questions might not always be the ones I
wish were being asked, but we are being queried.
On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 11:39 AM, Bob Sneidar
wrote:
> I'd like to remind everyone that there is
I'd like to remind everyone that there is another aspect to developing in
livecode which probably keeps us all engaged, beyond the profit potential: It's
damned fun! I doubt I will ever be able to produce a commercially marketable
application, and yet I have writted a number of useful aplication
On May 2, 2016, at 05:56 , Paul Dupuis
mailto:p...@researchware.com>> wrote:
For every organization delivering a product, that organization has to
make the product's cost vs value work for THEM. If they charge too
little, they go out of business. If they charge too much, no one buys
it.
This ass
On 02/05/2016 14:50, RM wrote:
Well, this is, very much, Livecode's dilemma; and, just possibly, one
of the ways to sort things out is to listen to what their customers /
potential customers / past customers have to say; and as Livecode
have not sent out any significant "feelers" to find out wha
> On 2 May 2016, at 1:56 pm, Paul Dupuis wrote:
>
> This really is a pointless discussion and I know people will find that
> comment offensive and it is not intended to be.
I follow these discussions with interest, and don’t find them pointless at all.
It is quite helpful to understand the
On 2.05.2016 15:56, Paul Dupuis wrote:
This really is a pointless discussion and I know people will find that
comment offensive and it is not intended to be.
No, I cannot see how that is offensive.
BUT, water does wear away stones, and while water does not
wear away stones overnight, it does
This really is a pointless discussion and I know people will find that
comment offensive and it is not intended to be.
For ANY product - even Free ones - there are people who will feel that
the "value" for the "cost" (whether that cost is money, time, whatever)
is not what it "should be". The high
