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Passion if you need it - Version: 2.5.2, 10/31/2004 03:59PM PST
palo de mar
To those that don't know YML. It is an interesting mac radio show (which I listen to regularly). The App is a handy way at getting to parts associated and related to the show. If you are interested to get to those then fine it is a good download.
If you are going to whine about it relevance then either investigate the show and associated website manually. Else kindly blow wind elsewhere.
If you use the App and there are flaws, then you are the people I am interested in hearing from.
get a life- A Mac Life - Version: 2.5.2, 10/28/2004 09:10AM PST
Claudia RN
I’d like to thank the developer for this app. WoW guess I’m a real geek now. ;-)
IMVHO--As for the rudeness of show critiques here , vs. application feedback-- their loss if they cannot find anything of interest. Not every show has topics i am interested in; however, listening has opened up new *aspects* for me to consider, which I would not have had elsewhere. Developers and other “Industry Leaders“, for example, are frequent visitors and supply invaluable insight.
IMVHO--As for the rudeness of show critiques here , vs. application feedback-- their loss if they cannot find anything of interest. Not every show has topics i am interested in; however, listening has opened up new *aspects* for me to consider, which I would not have had elsewhere. Developers and other “Industry Leaders“, for example, are frequent visitors and supply invaluable insight.
Stop the bellyaching! - Version: 2.5.2, 10/27/2004 02:47PM PST
sfish
AppleBeer, this is the second instance in the last 24 hours where I've seen posts from you complaining about how difficult it is to understand a clear description of an application and how that is keeping you from even downloading a FREE product. I see a pattern here... maybe it's not the developer's fault the descriptions aren't clear to you. Maybe if you stop sucking down the suds your motivation for exploring free software will rise to the point where you no longer have to complain in a public forum about it.
Put down the brew and step away from the keyboard.
Put down the brew and step away from the keyboard.
