On Monday 05 February 2007 3:41 pm, chromatic wrote: > On Monday 05 February 2007 14:31, Thomas Fjellstrom wrote: > > This is just my oppinion, I'm in no way trying to TELL you what your job > > is, just pointing out that its a serious problem that may need looked > > into. > > Likewise, I'm just pointing out that *someone* has to do that work. In the > absence of Magic PR Fairies and Magic Code Fairies, who is going to do it > and what does that person have to give up doing to make time to do > something else? > > What should *I* do? Stop developing? Quit my job? Go part time? Apply > for a $3000 TPF grant to sustain me for... two weeks... to learn how to do > PR and fix all of the problems? Not sleep? Give up my remaining hobbies? Do what you want. If that happens to include helping fix the PR problem a piece at a time, so be it, if not, whatever! :) > "Why don't you just improve your PR?" is really not a simple question. > Likewise "Why don't you just make milestone schedules and stick to them?" > or "Why don't you just stop designing and start implementing what you > have?" or "Why don't you just change the name?" or "Why don't you just... > whatever." Yes, only once the deluge of those comments gets unbearable should you heed them ;) Most times its best to just ignore those types of questions, the ones that seemingly tell you what to do, and don't provide any solutions or help. > I want my Magic Code Fairies, darnit! Pony optional at this point. Don't I wish. My "want to do" project list is way too huge. > -- c -- Thomas Fjellstrom tfjellstrom@strangesoft.netThread Previous | Thread Next