Thank you for your feedback, Paul. Rest assured that staff still read
each and every message on this list. Moderating it, however, takes more
time and resources away from working on Window-Eyes. We feel that
everyone deserves a chance to say something, and that hasn't changed
since the list first launched. When Window-Eyes 7.0 beta 1 was first
released, there were a ton of messages about it, and some people upset
at all the traffic. Within a few days, things had settled down. When the
Freedom Scientific vs. GW Micro lawsuit was first announced, there were
a ton of messages about it, and some people upset at all the traffic.
Within a few days, things had settled down. I bet you'll find that when
any topic that generates a lot of traffic shows up, its lifespan will be
limited to a few days, people will be upset at all the traffic, but
within a few days, things will settle down. Such is the nature of a
democratic list like gw-info.
Aaron
paul wrote:
Whether wineyes works well or nor or has problems or not has nothing to
do with xp versus vista. if i want to read about pro's and cons of
operating systems, there are plenty of forums on the subject. There are
also forums a plenty on computer advice for the beginner. Not that many
years ago, the list was a fun and friendly place, now it is not. Life is
difficult enough for everyone without internicene arguments. Not that
long ago gw micro would have gently policed the list, but i think, no
longer. Then again, if their business model is in decline, maybe because
of litigation, I would not be a bit surprised.
Also we should try and self police ourselves, especially since gw is not
for whatever reasons doing so.
check out my website
http://webpages.charter.net/galgi20home
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