AetherCoyl wrote:Motherfucking customers. Can you not be f**king happy you have a good solid product for once?
Sorry, Reason is my Godson and his father is an investor. I am not into public relations, I just exist as a partner in the organization, and was not expecting to need to add more information than I initially did.aMUSEd wrote:Imho you really need to get to grips with the concept of professionalism. This is not an appropriate statement for a public forum.DNR Collaborative wrote:I never once mentioned him as "a problem" because without him, there wouldn't be a DNR Collaborative Design Group. And we are not advancing in that direction, we are following a predetermined business plan that is based around future revenue. Reason was never a problem for the customers either - everyone ended up with a valuable product for a minuscule investment. Reason was a problem for himself, unfortunately.VitaminD wrote:Reason wasn't your problem. Because, if he was, you wouldn't be advancing an even more 'generous' business policy you condemn.
It was only removed to prevent further purchases until we add fresh content, as we were not completely satisfied with some of the original content created for it. The new package will include quite a few sets of acoustic drums Reason had prepared for us. You can still access your copy of Ammunition via the download systemGuenon wrote:Now Ammunition isn't listed even as a static sample pack on the company pages, and the product page I bookmarked goes to a 404. For the new management, the status of that pack is something to look into, too. The selection in v1.1 is a really nice sounding one for "urban" drums, good value for money, and adding it back to your lineup as a normal, static pack might be a good idea.
We will inform current users of the update when it becomes available next week.
As you said you're all new to Internet forums, that's one of the reasons I said "be sure to listen to your customers, but once you have decided to give out a bonus item, don't get sucked too deep into the debate once the deal is already out there." It's easy to get too involved in an exchange like that, and one might end up saying things they regret later.DNR Collaborative wrote:I am not into public relations, I just exist as a partner in the organization, and was not expecting to need to add more information than I initially did.
. Take care of your customers and be consistent, and stop by to say hello on forums from time to time. Things will work out, the DNR product line is a quality one. Very nice! ThanksDNR Collaborative wrote:You can still access your copy of Ammunition via the download system
It does appear to have turned into a baptism of fireGuenon wrote:As you said you're all new to Internet forums, that's one of the reasons I said "be sure to listen to your customers, but once you have decided to give out a bonus item, don't get sucked too deep into the debate once the deal is already out there." It's easy to get too involved in an exchange like that, and one might end up saying things they regret later.
+1 for Reason!Nielzie wrote:+1Photo_G wrote:+1000 Long Live DNR !!!!
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kx.001 wrote: Good luck for DNR!
and Reason Lahalla too !!
I feel compelled to comment... I don't think it's unreasonable for a company to offer free upgrade to (only) new and recent purchasers of a product. It makes sense for a company to do this- 1) to encourage people to buy now instead of waiting for a newer version to come out. And 2) to avoid telling a recent customer that there is a new and better version of the product they just bought last month. If a new and improved version of a widget comes out 6 months after I bought the widget, I wouldn't expect anything from the company. If I bought a widget and 3 weeks later the new and improved widget appeared, I'd feel like I was deceived.VitaminD wrote: You are missing the fact that my qualm isn't with handing out mixcontrol at no additional cost, but you are slighting your early adopters and full-price customers by handing out the updates for free as well. I guess this is great business in the short term as you are increasing sales, since people are going to spring for one of your products as it is bundled with another at no additional cost. However, you are not looking at this in the former and potential customer's point of view.
Yep, +1 to all of that. Wishing good luck to both Reason and the new Team DNR!ttoz wrote:Reason = one of nicest guys ever.
And also want to wish full success to new direction of Team DNR.. all the best!
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