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| Re: What is the standard for "something to report? | |
| Posted By: Gromit <Gromit59@mac.com> | Date: 2/9/02 7:27 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: What is the standard for "something to report? (Matt) : It should be pointed out that almost all of those updates were written when
That's precisely what I meant by the initial qualification to my post. I look forward to your disinclination. : Are you kidding? Certainly not on my part. The day I can start telling people
That's great to hear. I wasn't kidding, though. It can sometimes make sense to downplay a future product while the current one is shipping, especially if the future product might tend to offset even a small fraction of sales of the shipping one. This is not to suggest any kind of sinister conspiracy. For instance, I recall a period when you guys had already let the Halo genie out of the bottle, but you pulled back a bit to (presumably) give Oni some of the spotlight. : I think our real desire is not to start up the publicity engine before we're
: -Matt That is certainly understandable. That said, I think your simple response to Hethal did wonders for those of us who are growing weary of dodging spoilers and fending off platform zealots. Thanks. Gromit | |
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