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<blockquote data-quote="maimonidesvii" data-source="post: 7655777" data-attributes="member: 6707505">Honestly, even a poorly run kickstarter I could see backing if I had any faith in the product.The problem is, I am a software developer, and I participated in the beta. Don't get me wrong; unlike most people, I didn't care how buggy it was. I expect that. My issue, which I asked about in the developer Q&amp;A, is that a beta is designed to test functionality and to push out changes at a rapid pace. Who cares if you push out code that breaks something? It's a beta, and it' already broken. So you should be building and deploying once a day. And then we can see that our feedback is taken into account and things are getting better.They waited weeks without a new build being released. Their answer when I asked them was that they are a small company and can't get the code changes done fast enough. That would be crap in general, as even one person writing code should be getting things done, but now they claim the team is HUGE?Sorry, but as someone who does this kind of thing for a living, you have shown unbelievable ineptitude in software development, as well as in kickstarter management and public relations. So... Why would I give your company money again?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maimonidesvii, post: 7655777, member: 6707505"] Honestly, even a poorly run kickstarter I could see backing if I had any faith in the product. The problem is, I am a software developer, and I participated in the beta. Don't get me wrong; unlike most people, I didn't care how buggy it was. I [B]expect[/B] that. My issue, which I asked about in the developer Q&A, is that a beta is designed to test functionality and to push out changes at a rapid pace. Who cares if you push out code that breaks something? It's a beta, and it' already broken. So you should be building and deploying once a day. And then we can see that our feedback is taken into account and things are getting better. They waited [B]weeks[/B] without a new build being released. Their answer when I asked them was that they are a small company and can't get the code changes done fast enough. That would be crap in general, as even one person writing code should be getting things done, but now they claim the team is [B]HUGE?[/B] Sorry, but as someone who does this kind of thing for a living, you have shown unbelievable ineptitude in software development, as well as in kickstarter management and public relations. So... Why would I give your company money again? [/QUOTE]

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