Well, the purpose of your thread seems to morph between EULA wording, and customer support grievances, and activation issues... all kind of dove-tailing into one unified moan. It started off from the bat leaning on the side of antagonistic rather than leaving much room for diplomacy. The moaning is something I feel you're certainly entitled to do, but my sympathy is reserved for people who are more pro-active about solving their problems in the mean time - which by doing so doesn't preclude their right to moan, btw. Jump through the hoops, moan about having to jump through the hoops. Don't sit in front of the hoops and moan about the solution of your problem not coming quick enough AND the hoops you're not willing to even try jumping through. But that's just my opinion.mcnelson wrote:Just to make things clear, the point about being "ignored" relates to a lack of communication from them for a support case, since 21st October. The last contact I received from them actually stated:I did indeed reply, and received nothing since in any channel - via email, this thread (which Gavin posted to on 1st November, but no response to me), PM on KVR (sent 1st November, still unread) and the tweet last Friday. This is what I mean by being ignored.See how it goes and I will get back to you asap if you need more support.
Best regards,
Gavin.
I won't go on, just read the thread through and make your own decisions. If FAW are a developer you're happy to support after reading it, then go happily support them, and I hope you have a better support experience with them than myself and others in the thread have reported.
NMG
You feel ignored. But are you uninformed ? it seems to me you've been told both directly in this thread {page two, Gavin: "Activation on Windows 7 has been a problem but there is a fix, which we always try to walk our customers through via support email. We will be addressing this in the Windows 64bit update.} And at some point by email, though they didn't keep replying to your emails when you still found yourself unactivated. You're pretty uncertain about how many activations you've used by the way, you said "3 or 6 ?"...
I'm not sure what more you want, they've told you directly there's a fix coming, they've said it on their social media accounts, they're hitting that deadline albiet a slow one {osx was always due first with windows to follow}, the results on the osx beta are already mostly positive from what I can see on their active facebook page. I mean, is replying to your emails going to give you any more information than you already have ? is it going to fix the problem for you any sooner ? are you the only person with activation problems ?
it's poor communication, sure, but perhaps from Gav's POV how much more informed can he possibly make someone who's already pretty antagonistic. It's not going to fix the app any sooner.
you should just weigh up the pros and cons, and sell the license, or accept the pace of development and the less than personalized and mostly one-way communication situation.

