"You might need to repeat that once in a while (reviewing the list should be enough). I made a similar move a year or so ago (though I was never even close to your number of followers) and never looked back. For a two-way relation, one can always use Facebook. With Twitter a 1:1 ratio doesn't seem justified as communication is public anyhow. Good luck and thanks for what you do!"
- Lech
I would like to see more good endings of small, promising services sold to "the bigger guys..." I'm not so much in favor of Google acquiring Quora (as much as I like several of Google's products).
- Lech
I renewed in October but now am considering shopping for other options. I just have thousands of pics up there so moving them would be such a chore. Also I still really like the features including the automatic sizing, slideshows, sets, tags, groups and many other things I don't know that other sites offer.
- Lindsay
Just renewed. I have no issue
- Johnny
from iPhone
I didn't renew mine. I just can't give that company any money until they change their actions.
- Kenton
I just renewed and chose the 2 year option. I hope they survive and that I didn't make the wrong decision going longer term.
- Tony Vota
Again, what's the sense comparing a platform (Android) with a device (iPhone)? It's like comparing a PC (in general) with Macs. I don't see much value.
- Lech
"Hello Samad! Thanks for dropping by. I appreciate your work and your valuable comment, Samad! Doubts concerning Chaos Reports seem well-grounded. I like your remark to the Let’s say “No” to groupthink and stop quoting the Chaos Report article in particular: "But we will never know because we don’t know the metrics. And that is where I am having a real issue with the statistics we quote." From a practical point of view -- if the new "opposing" methodology is too sophisticated or complex, there's little likelihood it will be embraced by the general public. Perhaps this is The Standish Group's biggest accomplishment -- to make their findings accessible enough to be quoted and referred to, even if not entirely correct methodologically, transparent or cheap. Question is -- how to make a successfully popular counter-offer? Greetings!"
- Lech
"Hello Samad! Thanks for dropping by. I appreciate your work and your valuable comment, Samad! Doubts concerning Chaos Reports seem well-grounded. I like your remark to the Let’s say “No” to groupthink and stop quoting the Chaos Report article in particular: "But we will never know because we don’t know the metrics. And that is where I am having a real issue with the statistics we quote." From a practical point of view -- if the new "opposing" methodology is too sophisticated or complex, there's little likelihood it will be embraced by the general public. Perhaps this is The Standish Group's biggest accomplishment -- to make their findings accessible enough to be quoted and referred to, even if not entirely correct methodologically, transparent or cheap. Question is -- how to make a successfully popular counter-offer? Greetings!"
- Lech
"Hello Samad! Thanks for dropping by. I appreciate your work and your valuable comment, Samad! Doubts concerning Chaos Reports seem well-grounded. I like your remark to the Let’s say “No” to groupthink and stop quoting the Chaos Report article in particular: "But we will never know because we don’t know the metrics. And that is where I am having a real issue with the statistics we quote." From a practical point of view -- if the new "opposing" methodology is too sophisticated or complex, there's little likelihood it will be embraced by the general public. Perhaps this is The Standish Group's biggest accomplishment -- to make their findings accessible enough to be quoted and referred to, even if not entirely correct methodologically, transparent or cheap. Question is -- how to make a successfully popular counter-offer? Greetings!"
- Lech
"Hello K. :-) I loved the presentation. Thanks! Already shared it with some of my colleagues at work. It talks more about the soft aspects of running a meeting. Additionally, my ambition would be to make it easier technically (as in using tools to help people and resources arrive in one place, at a given moment in time). I'll treat this entry as a "placeholder" for further research. Thanks for stopping by! :-)"
- Lech
"Hello K. :-) I loved the presentation. Thanks! Already shared it with some of my colleagues at work. It talks more about the soft aspects of running a meeting. Additionally, my ambition would be to make it easier technically (as in using tools to help people and resources arrive in one place, at a given moment in time). I'll treat this entry as a "placeholder" for further research. Thanks for stopping by! :-)"
- Lech
"Hello K. :-) I loved the presentation. Thanks! Already shared it with some of my colleagues at work. It talks more about the soft aspects of running a meeting. Additionally, my ambition would be to make it easier technically (as in using tools to help people and resources arrive in one place, at a given moment in time). I'll treat this entry as a "placeholder" for further research. Thanks for stopping by! :-)"
- Lech
"Yeah. It sure does help. Then again, my usual cases fit into your "downsides" :-) Cross-unit, cross-division etc. I'd love to see it hassle-free, at least from the technical side. Cheers, Paweł!"
- Lech
"Yeah. It sure does help. Then again, my usual cases fit into your "downsides" :-) Cross-unit, cross-division etc. I'd love to see it hassle-free, at least from the technical side. Cheers, Paweł!"
- Lech
"Yeah. It sure does help. Then again, my usual cases fit into your "downsides" :-) Cross-unit, cross-division etc. I'd love to see it hassle-free, at least from the technical side. Cheers, Paweł!"
- Lech