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Originally Posted by Skybird
I cannot different than agree with the starting post of scrapser - essentially it is the same that I have preached since years, especially where he says:
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The solution here is to stop buying software from a company once it's known they will release incomplete products to the public. Make them accountable or this will only get worse. Of course I realize the vast majority of the buying public knows nothing of this issue and is out there blindly buying garbage and being wowed by all the pretty bells and whistles, so I'm not expecting anything but it still remains that our purchase is our vote and as long as people keep buying crap, the companies out there will gladly supply more.
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Actually, I think I've changed my tune on that statement. It sounds good on paper but is never really going to happen...and besides, where would we draw the line on what constitutes an acceptable product and who's not making it? It would be unrealistic I think.
I think the more constructive approach is what is happening here...having a dialog of ideas and things tried. This is where we are and where we must move forward from.