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Could you explain what led to the crippled version of FD-ISR?
Simple question. Inquiring minds want to know - the truth. It gets down to trust between a developer and users. What's done is done, but can you PLEASE simply answer why? |
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I am not at liberty to discuss this matter at this time.
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Because....it's in a contract somewhere?
Because.... ?This affected a lot of people and just saying you're not at liberty to talk about it is not being very upfront with the end-user. Stonewalling never works in business. Never has. Never will. But thanks for at least telling us that you can't tell us. For what it's worth. |
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Genady, take a deep breath and count to ten, it's just not THAT important (and besides, now that Todd is back
, we don't want to scare him away! ).Acadia
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Fair enough. Counting now... |
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Can you tell us when you will be able to discuss it ?
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This is a round about way of trying to get him to talk about something he plainly isn't going to do. Better to leave it until he is ready. Besides it isn't going to change anything. |
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