Lesmo16 wrote:Daily! The author of xnView is every day in his forum.
I applaud his dedication, but with respect, I don't think xnView is in quite the same league as TC. With multiple packages to research, develop and support (Pocket PC, Smartphones, thumbdrives, etc) I'm rather amazed that Ghisler still has any time left to look at all the forums and in several languages too.
Sheepdog wrote:That would need a moderator staff to maintain this board.......
Yes, quite right, someone always has to do the clearing-up after the guests have left. In any case, voting, polls, referenda, etc., are a pretty flawed process just as they are in real life unless made compulsory. You'll always end up with a skewed result simply because the people who feel passionately about a topic will rush to participate while the silent majority who are less committed will likely not bother. Sheer human inertia, as always.
Not being shareholders in TC Corp, the best we can do is a maintain a simple wish-list of desirable features which the author may or may not implement at his convenience. All smart businessmen know that they must pay close attention to their paying customers or suffer the consequences. The question is: who is TC's main audience? Is it enthusiasts, IT geeks, business corporations? For all I know, the majority of users might be a bunch of little old ladies smiling away as the forum members beat one another up. They will be the ones whose needs drive future developments, not the power users, if you get my drift.
majkinetor wrote: I know you like me. No need to emphasize that
I do hope you took my light-hearted remark with the good humour I intended!
. Believe it or not, I bear you absolutely no ill-will whatsoever and do follow what you're saying here. Of late, I notice that you seem to have mellowed somewhat and no longer shoot as wildly from the hip as you used to in the beginning - that's great, now you'll be taken more seriously. I actually think some of your outrageous remarks are good for the community as it tends to shake up the status quo.
. So there.