It's been quite a while since I've seen a post from the developer.
There are a lot of posts which have never had replies.
Sure, this isn't a full-time job or source of income ... but if you cannot be actively involved, it would be nice to simply say so and show up at least once a month to let folks know what's happening.
Others' thoughts?
Como
Once a month developer visits would be nice!
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 664 posts since 15 Oct, 2003 from 'SoCal' California
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- KVRian
- 541 posts since 1 Jan, 2004
actually i think updates have been moving along quite timely. be patient.
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- KVRist
- 363 posts since 13 Apr, 2004 from NYC, USA
Well, both of you are kinda right, actually.
I don't think poking their nose in every now and then would be a terrible idea for the developers. Even if they're swamped and this is a part-time gig, it really isn't a huge time-hog to do so. It's partially just symbolic; even short responses would at least say they're there, and still enthusiastic for the project, etc.
It's a balance, though, because questions with complicated answers can take a lot of time. Maybe a short sort of "we're looking into it" or "thanks for the idea" answer, or something along those lines, would work to keep the time expenditure to a minimum. Also, this is an English-language forum and perhaps that's a bit of a problem. There are always a lot of unexpected difficulties when one actually goes into biz for one's self, everybody has different strengths and it's REALLY hard to be able to code AND promote AND manage the money (what there is of it) AND show up on the forums and all the other weird stuff one never thought about. I empathize. But yeah, it's good to post every now and then to let people know there's somebody there. People have seen LOTS of varporware happen over the years.
I just have to think that a plugin this well thought-out is something the developers are enthusiastic about. And anyway, I'm enjoying Cream. At least the parts I've been able to figure out so far!
Cheers all.
I don't think poking their nose in every now and then would be a terrible idea for the developers. Even if they're swamped and this is a part-time gig, it really isn't a huge time-hog to do so. It's partially just symbolic; even short responses would at least say they're there, and still enthusiastic for the project, etc.
It's a balance, though, because questions with complicated answers can take a lot of time. Maybe a short sort of "we're looking into it" or "thanks for the idea" answer, or something along those lines, would work to keep the time expenditure to a minimum. Also, this is an English-language forum and perhaps that's a bit of a problem. There are always a lot of unexpected difficulties when one actually goes into biz for one's self, everybody has different strengths and it's REALLY hard to be able to code AND promote AND manage the money (what there is of it) AND show up on the forums and all the other weird stuff one never thought about. I empathize. But yeah, it's good to post every now and then to let people know there's somebody there. People have seen LOTS of varporware happen over the years.
I just have to think that a plugin this well thought-out is something the developers are enthusiastic about. And anyway, I'm enjoying Cream. At least the parts I've been able to figure out so far!
Cheers all.
