> I hope Cornerstone keeps working for you, and if not: you know where > to find us :)
Wow, nice attitude. You can't have the mentality of "let the people come to us" when you have a product competing against you that is totally up to par and has its act together. You are helping them get sales and taking away from your own. -Jason > On Nov 29, 3:23 pm, Mikhail Kornienko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Dirk, >> >> actually, my money are already on account of Zennaware, the maker of >> Cornerstone. >> Not an impulsive decision, but rather a decision dictated by balance >> of features, price and support quality (replies from Zennaware almost >> always come in matter of minutes and are very professional). >> And I'm definitely not spending money on another SVN client in next >> couple of years, unless Cornerstone stops working for me. >> >> Anyways, no hard feelings here. As stated earlier, I really like >> Versions and was really looking forward not just to use, but to pay >> for it. It's a bit sad it all turned out this way after such a long >> ride together. >> >> Good luck with your project! A good competition is always a good >> thing, even in such a relatively small niches like SVN clients for >> Mac :) >> >> regards >> Mikhail. >> >> On Nov 29, 10:44 pm, Dirk Stoop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >> >>> As we said earlier, we are working on EDU pricing. There is no >>> announcement yet because we want to get it right the first time >>> around, *because* we care. >> >>> However, we think it's more important that Versions works right for >>> people who already bought it and for people who are using the demo, >>> than it is for us to promote the software in additional ways. >>> That's >>> why we are spending most of our time fixing bugs and improving >>> performance right now. >> >>> Versions 1.0.3 is around the corner, the third update since the >>> launch. We have sent a build out to a handful of people who ran >>> into >>> authentication and performance problems before using beta-9 and 1.0, >>> and from their experience with it, we think it's almost ready for >>> general release. Once we get 1.0.3 out to everyone, EDU pricing can >>> move up a notch on our priority list. >> >>> @Jason: We do care about losing sales, we just think that making our >>> current customers happy is more important right now than working on >>> our pricing. That's our decision to make and it's your good right >>> to >>> think that it is the wrong decision. If you really want to talk >>> about >>> this, shoot me an email off-list and lets start a real conversation, >>> rather than assuming that we don't care about our business, sales or >>> the economy as a whole. >> >>> @Mikhail: I'm really sorry for the trouble you ran into with >>> Versions >>> 1.0.2. This is exactly the kind of thing we're working on right now >>> and the fact that you no longer enjoy using Versions is very >>> important >>> to us. Like I said above: Fixing these kinds of problems is more >>> important to us than offering educational pricing, we want to do >>> both, >>> but the issues with the software that you are running into have a >>> higher priority. The problems with the contact form have been >>> fixed, >>> but if you don't feel like trying that again, please drop me an >>> email >>> directly and we'll get on it. >> >>> Thanks, >>> Dirk > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Versions" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/versions?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
