I'll tell you honestly Anatole, I've been an enterprise developer for 25 years. From EDLIN to Flex, I've seen it; so please don't propose that you have some un-known insight to software development. This list, and the Macromedia based essence of theme for Flex that has been a huge success, doesn't care about you or me. I appreciate that you have been able to benefit from Flex's success; but I question the motive to try and tell Adobe how to run their business. If you like the product, cool. If you don't, step off.
-TH --- In [email protected], "Anatole Tartakovsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I guess, the majority of the group tends to like the way things are now. > That is hardly surprising given initial posting that most people who do not > like the current solution would unsubscribe. > It also came to the light that enterprise developers have some restrictions > in selection of the client (email) software and problems with getting too > many messages. It is also obvious ( by monitoring the messages for few month > back) that the questions on "enterprise" topics are rarely followed and > some design questions are answered on a different level then the original > question. As a result, we see fewer of such messages > lately. Potentially, enterprise part of Flex business might not be getting > fare share of attention. > > So, here is the question - if we create separate list to see the need for > enterprise list - would Adobe be willing to include links to it in the usual > places/promote it/assign moderators? > > Sincerely, > Anatole Tartakovsky > Farata Systems > On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 6:01 PM, dnk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > > On 19-Jun-08, at 2:03 PM, brucewhealton wrote: > > > > Maybe we need groups for different users at different experience > > levels. I think this list is so big that it is hard to find a > > response or thread, especially when one posts a question and wants to > > find out if someone responded. I have to look and look to see if I > > can find that thread anywhere, and it gets confusing when one sees so > > many similar, though different threads. I'd like a feature to show me > > threads that include messages where I've posted comments, questions, > > or etc. > > > > > > I tend to be one that prefers one list, and monitoring all things.... (I > > like to see what is out there and what else is going on with the tech on all > > levels). However with a little thought about this, the reality is this, if > > it stays as one, most are creating rules to manage or delete, etc. anyways. > > If we split, the same applies in some form or another. no one will ever be > > happy on all levels. > > > > So if the powers that be decide to split, go for it.... I will just > > subscribe to all the relevant ones I wish to monitor and organize how i want > > (probably all dumped into a flex folder as it is now). But it gives those > > who wish for more relevance more power to do so. Either way I can sort and > > have the exact same info in my inbox. It just gives those who want a more > > targeted inbox the ability to do so. My only suggestion is to not over > > split. Pick your 5-10 (or what ever the magic number seems to be) and go for > > it. > > > > It is all a matter or preference, but one way (to split to a point) seems > > to offer more flexibility. > > > > Not even $0.02...... but.... > > > > dnk > > > > > > > > > > >
