Viddler

I'm not in a place to video comment atm, but I'm watching your comments and thanks for getting it and for getting the importance of hearing and asking for input from your users. From what I've heard, it's part of what makes Indy Hall sound like an amazing project/situation/place, and I wish EVERYONE handled things with such consideration for the user. Strange that when working hard to make a product successful, a company (and I'm not specifically addressing on this) can lose sight of their consumer/user.

That is actually a REALLY good point, the need to start making money (in Viddler's situation), and one that I neglected to consider. Although, with that ad stuff out of the way, I think the next step (especially since blip and other services are already underway with it) should be the iTunes feed, etc. Great comments!

Yeah, I feel ya on that, and it makes me think about the jump to revenue sharing a little differently for sure.

http://www.bountysource.com for that site i was talking about

Holy crap, that's a REALLY good idea. I would pay more for a program just to have that kind of ability to direct where improvements were made in subsequent patches/fixes, etc.

The future is going to be amazing!

Awww, that would be super lame. :(

No, I would like to... I'll do a peek for it laterz. :)

I bet they didn't. (I really do bet bet they didn't, or at least didn't do a sufficient job b/c the general consensus about iMovie 08 is "wtf.")

LOL... but that's the point... I don't know how difficult it is because I'm a consumer/user, not a pro. I'm somewhere else in the world doing things that are hard in my own profession, so I don't have any desire to come home and use my last ounce of compassion to feel sympathetic to the people who made iMovie. This gal just wants it to work and to do what it used to, and so do a lot of others... the consumer doesn't (and shouldn't have to) care. *shrug* :)