> Don't worry. I just sent a note to Bruce Chizen asking him to send a > note out to the 4500 people who work at Adobe to make sure to send me > an email anytime they do anything in any of our communities. > > mike chambers
That's great news Mike ;) More seriously, I was not trying to talk bad about you. It's just that I find that RIAForge is ambitious and would have required more team-work on Adobe side. In my mind, this is typically the kind of project Developers Relations should manage. You agreed that at least Aral should have been contacted first, and you can see the fact that some people feel uneased with the sudden announcement. When people are trying to build community tools, they should get the community involved as early as possible, especially when there is a well-established one such as OSFlash. I'm not playing the "we versus us" or the "conspiration theory" game. I can clearly understand how a lot of things can go unnoticed in a big company such as Adobe. I just wished that instead of feeling offended by some mails, you would have help both sides to get in touch and have a talk. Nicolas _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
