jkoerner wrote:Wow - Thanks for your reply, and I'm glad you're feeling better (I've heard there's a nasty bug going around, very unpleasant. Thanks for waiting until you're uncontagious to get back to us
Thanks
Its really great to have less than 38C body temperature again
So I'm glad I bought CintaNotes, even though I had a bad experience with it right away, since I know it will only get better and better.
Glad you're feeling this way! And I agree with your thoughts about developers missing the point in regard of understanding their users.
I strive to be as receptive as I can (and especially to useful critics), however I know that my thinking is oftentimes "tainted" with being
"too much into the topic".
So, I think that preparing the ability to quickly notify all customers of a critically important event, via email, is the best idea.
OK I've now created a MailChimp-powered newsletter which you can subscribe to directly on
http://cintanotes.com.
Now an interesting question: do you think it would be ok to automatically subscribe all existing license holders? (Of course there will be an unsubscribe link in every mail). Thanks for your opinion!
UPD: Jon, I've re-read your message and I wonder if I've missed the point again: did you mean that we should have two mailing lists: first the "usual" one, which you can subscribe to, and the other one for emergencies, sent to all paying customers?