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<blockquote data-quote="Oldtimer" data-source="post: 5381289" data-attributes="member: 10503">I don't really understand what you're trying to say here. Why do you assume that I don't know end users? I've been a consultant in this business for over three decades. As a developer, lead developer, project leader, systems analyst, system architect, and other roles I've forgotten about. In small companies and in large. I've had my share of good launch days and bad. I've had happy end users and miserable ones.I just don't get what that dismissive tone is all about.&quot;hyperbolic garbage&quot;?? Sure, we can have different opinions of what constitues a failure, but that hardly qualifies you to dismiss all other opinions as garbage.The launch of CB2 is an epic failure by most normal standards. If you are happy with paying for that, more power to you. But I don't understand why your are getting so worked up over the fact that other, more demanding customers, think it's a piece of crap.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oldtimer, post: 5381289, member: 10503"] I don't really understand what you're trying to say here. Why do you assume that I don't know end users? I've been a consultant in this business for over three decades. As a developer, lead developer, project leader, systems analyst, system architect, and other roles I've forgotten about. In small companies and in large. I've had my share of good launch days and bad. I've had happy end users and miserable ones. I just don't get what that dismissive tone is all about. "hyperbolic garbage"?? Sure, we can have different opinions of what constitues a failure, but that hardly qualifies you to dismiss all other opinions as garbage. The launch of CB2 is an epic failure by most normal standards. If you are happy with paying for that, more power to you. But I don't understand why your are getting so worked up over the fact that other, more demanding customers, think it's a piece of crap. [/QUOTE]

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