Hey Carlo, nice to see you took that with humor, I thought it was pretty funny too, although I am a developer myself and I can understand your hesitation to release..
I'm just chiming in to say if you ever feel that ramping up your website for release becomes a strain on your time, I'd be happy to volunteer my time - if it helps releasing DynAtomic sooner. If that's of interest, lemme know and I'll send you my qualifications. (I'm talking Payment gateways, restricted versionized downloads, access control etc...) Just a thought. Have a great day, Daniel On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 2:41 PM, Carlo Lanzotti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > >> Content preview: > Noticed this on Dynatomic site! > > > "We are updating >> the >> DynaDream's Website for the forthcoming DynAtomic's > release. > Please >> come >> back later. Thanks for your patience!" > > Is this true? You can read >> this >> statement on his website since ... let me think ... 1854? 'Please come >> back >> later' means you should visit this site again in the year 2020. Just to >> read >> that you should come back later. ;) [...] > > Well, this reply make me laughing, seriously :-) > > Anyway, your point is true. It is many years that most users find this > 'static' and some times ironics words written in the front page of the > DynaDream's web site. > > It may seem that I'm joking with all you, but it is not. > > Anyway I've no excuse, and I made the same errors many times in the past > years, announcing the release... and no release at all. > > I can understand your frustration, but for some reasons I had to keep things > going this way. > > By the way, you will not wait until 2020. > > Just to give a 'little kick' on this reply: To be more precise developing of > DynAtomic (At the time RealCloth) started officially in the beginning of > january 2000 :-) > > Best Regards, > > Carlo Lanzotti > >
