Comments on: I’m nearly fed up with Podango Show Builder Lite http://charlesstricklin.com/2008/04/13/podango-show-builder-lite-problems/ Come back when I've thought of a pithy tagline Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:50:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Lee Gibbons http://charlesstricklin.com/2008/04/13/podango-show-builder-lite-problems/#comment-1005 Lee Gibbons Wed, 23 Apr 2008 22:35:14 +0000 http://charlesstricklin.com/?p=83#comment-1005 Charles, you are a true friend, willing to call us to greatness in public. We have been very fortunate to have acquired GigaVox Audio Lite and love the work that Doug Kaye did on it. Still, it was not a perfect product and included all the flaws you have highlighted here. No doubt, as new stewards over that work, we have work to do to continue to improve it, which we are committed to do. Generally speaking, the timing of a given acquisition may not always align ideally with other investments and work streams of the acquiring company. This is certainly our situation at Podango as regards this acquisition. I am confident that in the coming months, as you see the plans for Podango Show Builder LIte merge with our roadmap and become integrated into our new product efforts, you will become more trusting of our abilities and responsiveness. By the way, while I hate that you are frustrated, I absolutely love the picture at the top of the post. (A picture is worth ten thousand words, and I am hearing you!) Charles, you are a true friend, willing to call us to greatness in public. We have been very fortunate to have acquired GigaVox Audio Lite and love the work that Doug Kaye did on it. Still, it was not a perfect product and included all the flaws you have highlighted here. No doubt, as new stewards over that work, we have work to do to continue to improve it, which we are committed to do.

Generally speaking, the timing of a given acquisition may not always align ideally with other investments and work streams of the acquiring company. This is certainly our situation at Podango as regards this acquisition.

I am confident that in the coming months, as you see the plans for Podango Show Builder LIte merge with our roadmap and become integrated into our new product efforts, you will become more trusting of our abilities and responsiveness.

By the way, while I hate that you are frustrated, I absolutely love the picture at the top of the post. (A picture is worth ten thousand words, and I am hearing you!)

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