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XYperience
Posted: 22 Sep 2006 13:04
by admin
Only for registered users:
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If you like you may add you personal "XYperience" to this new page:
http://www.xyplorer.com/reviews_whyxy.htm
This is still a prototype. I'm currently collecting quotes and will
publish them if their number is sufficient.
So, send me an email with your quote, name,
and location, and I'll add it to the page!
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Thanks,
Don

Great idea!
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 13:32
by zridling
Great idea, and I hope everyone is spreading the word about XYplorer wherever you get the chance online and to friends.
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 08:51
by j_c_hallgren
Don, please feel free to extract any eligible comment(s) from any of my postings here!
You hopefully
know that you have my full support!!
And combine any comments as desired...just email me with the proposed summary, if any...
And you have my name and location...
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 09:19
by admin
j_c_hallgren wrote:Don, please feel free to extract any eligible comment(s) from any of my postings here!
You hopefully
know that you have my full support!!
And combine any comments as desired...just email me with the proposed summary, if any...
And you have my name and location...
Are you asking me to fake a quote? In a foreign language? Come on...

Posted: 25 Sep 2006 09:27
by j_c_hallgren
Extracting a quote from a series of sentences in a posting is NOT faking it!
That's often what a quote is here...a part of a sentence isolated from context...
Neither is combining a series of them, separated by the standard "..."
Movie reviews and politicians do it all the time!
What I meant by summary was...if you took sentence 3 from one posting and sentence 7 from a totally separate thread post, and made it into a semi-combined quote, delimited by the typical ellipsis ("...")
Here's two post excerpts you could append/use:
"bugs in XY get fixed by ONE developer quicker than other places that have teams, dozens or hundreds on staff!
I'm still not sure how he does it, having been a mainframe programmer for most of my prior career, but I'm really glad he can!"
-or-
"I think part of the reason why XY works better than many other products is due to the feedback given here in the forums, and an author who, in almost all cases, pays attention to that feedback!"