yes, but, well we are all different though and many people deal in grief or stress in different ways. you have to allow for that. some react earlier or later , others not all.
the later griefers appear to bother those that already did rant either here or elsewhere much earlier so we have to be kind and gentle to the sufferers and those who want to stay positive. in my opinion both camps are perfectly valid. its not an easy list to be on though but I do believe we are all on the same side and not enemies, and should try to continue to help with problems rather than stir them up. easier said than done I know, but this is a list that has a great history of problem solving. but beating up AD management on how rubbish they are *with Softimage* is far too easy these days and they give us plenty of ammunition, but like Raf says, it hasn't got any direct results so far, just a lot of strained difficult relationships therefore we need to think a bit more cleverly and strategically on how we can persuade *them* into doing what we believe to be the best of the available options.... conspiratorially yours.. ;) On 1 October 2013 03:22, Raffaele Fragapane <[email protected]>wrote: > If you want things to change let management know directly. > Inundate AD mailboxes letting them know that you will NOT move to Maya, > and start giving your money to someone else, be it Fabric, The Foundry, > SideFX, Exo etc. > > If you have rigging and animation requirements, which leaves you kind of > out to hang since it's either Soft or Maya, then you can either let them > know that you will not buy into Maya and will just stick to whatever the > last version of Soft will be until it's well outlived (which a number of > people did with Soft|3D), and try offsetting things to another platform and > affecting that so it covers that animation gap hoping it will catch up by > the time Soft will have become unusable, or if you're OK sticking with AD > and you are so positive Soft will be dead start steering Maya around (which > has a lively enough development right now) so that it won't suck as much > for you when you'll have to move to it. > > Those are things that have a genuine chance to have an impact on YOUR work > (or hobby) hours, because at the end of the day you should remind yourself > that's what we're talking about here, making sure you get tools that don't > suck. > > If posting angry complaints about marketing on the mailing list had ANY > effect whatsoever by now there should be F'in billboard with Softimage on > it on my way to work given the amount of complaints that have been aired in > here. > Given I fail to notice any, and I have decent enough eyesight, I suggest > those who are so afraid they will be stuck with tools that suck start doing > something that has a genuine chance to positively affect their future. > > If all it is is anger and the need to vent for the sake of it, then reddit > might be a better venue. > > -------------------------- > To unsubscribe: mail [email protected] with subject > "unsubscribe" and reply to the confirmation email. >
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