On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 12:28:16 -0800, Chris Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > "Isaac and crew ask nothing from you, so stop asking them for something." > > What an interesting standpoint that is... The way I see it, the second you > release something openly to the outside world you are, effectively, opening > yourself up for praise and criticism. You can't have it both ways. If > you're going to keep something for yourself and not share, then you bypass > this, but if you allow others to be a part of something, you must accept > some level of interaction with others. And the very nature of software is > to progress and version, so it's not rude to ask and talk to others about (snip)
This is a stupid discussion. This post wasn't criticism, it was a demand that someone write an easy to use, GUI based DVD burn program. My opinion, Isaac has given me something for free. Hell, I've sent him email on two seperate occasions in the past offering $50 as a Thank-you w/ no strings attached, and never heard back from him. He wants nothing from me and is getting nothing from me. If he isn't getting anything from me, I have absolutely no right to demand that a feature be added. It is rude to ask that someone sacrifice thier time and effort if you aren't willing to do sacrifice the same.
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