Just a note from the foundry here at HQ. We’ve been watching the feedback, positive and negative, and taking it all in. This is one of the best aspects of going to open beta.
Please keep at us with your feedback, suggestions and criticisms. We might not get to them immediately — up front much of the work has been behind the scenes, on the mundane-yet-critical task of scaling up our systems — but as you’d expect we’re watching the inbound links and have subscribed our trusty aggregators to the relevant ego feeds.
You’ll have seen by now that we fixed the XML button linkage. Adam’s written about it on Curry.Com and talked about it on DSC 417. Maybe we’ll even rehash it again on the next devcast. We’ll also be getting our own XML into ship-shape, adding a few critical elements to make it more aggregator and net-friendly. So I pre-emptively stake my claim: it ain’t all gonna be perfect out of the starting gate, and if you see something that doesn’t look right, we may be working on it already, and in any case, just speak up, we’re listening! AG
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[...] Andrew Grumet: “We fixed the XML button linkage.” [...]
Suggest that next time you do private reviews before doing public launch. This will get rid of the potential concern that these mistakes serve your company’s interest by drawing attention to your service via controversy. Would appreciate you taking this at face value, I’m pretty fed up with attacks from Podshow people when helping you debug this stuff in public. (Not you Andrew, others.)
Dave, how did you help Andrew “debug this stuff in public”? I must have missed that entry on Scripting News. The only public stuff I’ve seen is when you complained that PodShow hijacked your feed.