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To UserLands Execs.
To UserLands Execs.
Source: PubSub: userland ; 10/12/2004; 09:45:52.
2020 Also posted to: cyberSaps
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Source: To UserLand’s Execs.
Link: http://www.xlogs.net/2004/12/09.html#a1588
Dan asked: "Why don’t you blog more about what’s going on at UserLand?" [via: PubSub: userland ]
I asked the same question, and put my POV as to why it was necessary in private emails I had with Scott Schuda early in 2004, but to no avail. Instead the two Scotts blog about their hobbies mainly.
Pity. The products are very nearly excellent IMHO, the company... Well, what company? I have a feeling that they're not developing their products for general customers anymore, that they're installing and developing customised versions for higher paying customers. This would certainly explain the snail's pace of updates to their products, the lack of customer support and perhaps why they don't (can't) blog.
As I said in my emails, there is a vacuum of information, and it's getting filled with rumour, gossip and drivel.
Source: To UserLand’s Execs.
Link: http://www.xlogs.net/2004/12/09.html#a1588
Dan asked: "Why don’t you blog more about what’s going on at UserLand?" [via: PubSub: userland ]
I asked the same question, and put my POV as to why it was necessary in private emails I had with Scott Schuda early in 2004, but to no avail. Instead the two Scotts blog about their hobbies mainly.
Pity. The products are very nearly excellent IMHO, the company... Well, what company? I have a feeling that they're not developing their products for general customers anymore, that they're installing and developing customised versions for higher paying customers. This would certainly explain the snail's pace of updates to their products, the lack of customer support and perhaps why they don't (can't) blog.
As I said in my emails, there is a vacuum of information, and it's getting filled with rumour, gossip and drivel.
2020 Also posted to: cyberSaps
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