Is Xara Ltd Reading These Boards?

[steve.ledger]

I would much prefer to be seen and admired for what I produce as apposed to how much I moan and no new vector tools.

Great JA, and that is the right attitude for anyone wanting to be more involved at TG.
So yes let's see more of your work, please.
What you can produce with your custom vector brushes is amazing and, I really liked the video tutorial you made recently.

[haakoo]

December 5 1969 Jagger/Richards.

Sorry to be cryptic,but don't want to see any more ranting,complaining and bikkering.

Hans

[covoxer]

You would be much closer to understanding why this thread came about if you viewed the OP and Xtreme as lovers

Lovers you say? Well, would you die for Xara? Then why do you expect Xara to die for you?

[covoxer]

Just think about the reason why most of us prefer Xara.
It's not in WHAT is implemented but in HOW it is implemented.

1. Think about it.
2. If you still have no answer to all questions, repeat from pt 1.

[JokeArtist]

Great JA, and that is the right attitude for anyone wanting to be more involved at TG.

I think the right attitude for any forum is that you get to have your say whatever that might be about. It's a place for open opinion, discussion, etc. Not just agreement or showing off work. It has many uses. But one is most definitely not attitude adjustment!!! Pffft! Meh!

[pauland]

Covoxer, there's a sense of complacency coming across as though there was little room for improvement - which is not the case.

We like what we have. It could do with a bit of polish and reworking.

Paul

[steve.ledger]

I think the right attitude for any forum is that you get to have your say whatever that might be about. It's a place for open opinion, discussion, etc. Not just agreement or showing off work. It has many uses. But one is most definitely not attitude adjustment!!! Pffft! Meh!

I'm sorry you've taken my positive comment so negativly and turned it into a new way to have a bitch.

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JA attitude adjustment is only by way of loosing your welcome here at TG.

[JokeArtist]

It's not in WHAT is implemented but in HOW it is implemented.

You're not listening to what's been said here over the last few weeks then by many many people - it is exactly WHAT is implemented! Or to be clearer what WHAT has NOT implemented for four years.

You could impliment the best Calender system in the world into Xara so designers could plan their work flow better. But would it help them draw better pictures ... we'll I'm sure you can work that one out for yourself.

[JokeArtist]

JA attitude adjustment is only by way of loosing your welcome here at TG.

Ah right, I don't have the right to post my opinion here, there is not freedom of debate unless it tows the party line ... and I see you're a moderator. So is this tantermout to a threat? Shut up or we'll kick you? Is that what you're saying? Just so I have it clear in my mind when I make my decision on whether or not to withdraw my comment, critical or otherwise, from these forums?

I just want you to be clear with me.

[sculptex]

Ok, just an idea which might diffuse things a little. Not sure if its been suggested before. I am sure the developers are probably fed up with trawling through the forums to glean what features are the most requested.

What about an online suggestion box, other than through the odd polls and threads scattered about the forums here and there? perhaps with options for features that people will pay extra for (pro features).