No intent to offend in the last post.
Sounds like there is a lot I don't know... and it almost sounds like there
are two levels of involvement at issue here? I just use Axure to create
prototypes for websites and CDs for proof of concept and user testing.
That's it. My big concern would be losing
Fred asked:
As a community, do we have the option of posting a formal response
on the IxDA site? Or does the board wish the organization to remain
neutral?
As I noted in my second post on the original thread
(http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=29930), the organization wishes
to remain neutral
I just want to say thank you for bringing this to my attention... I would
have had no idea this was going on, and it would present real problems in my
day to day work life. I don't know what would make sense to do - I am not
sure even a professional protest would stop iRise from trying to
Nancy,
We are not just car repairman here. There are many in this community
that work for companies like Axure and iRise. I.e. we are creators of
prototyping software, not just users of it. I.e. there are people on
this community board who are on the team for Thermo (Adobe's
prototyping solution
On 6/7/08, Nancy Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
know what would make sense to do - I am not sure even a professional
protest would stop iRise from trying to eliminate competition.
I don't expect that either, but they should at least be made aware that
their backhanded business practices
First, my apologies to Andrei and anyone else who may be affected by having
links to patents in their email. I had NO idea about the impact.
In response to Josh Seiden who, speaking for the IxDA board, encouraged us
to come up with a plan of action, I'd like to start this new thread. To
anyone
