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Subject: RE: FLASH: The Evolution of this Mailing List
From: Bernardo Antunes
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1998 18:58:58 +0000 (GMT)

It is a strong mail, but I cannot avoid to agree with whats written in
it.

My Vote is:
In favor.

Bernardo Antunes

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Wagner [billatpwrtst [dot] com (mailto:billatpwrtst [dot] com)]
Sent: Quarta-feira, 4 de Novembro de 1998 18:31
To: flasheratshocker [dot] com
Subject: FLASH: The Evolution of this Mailing List


I've noticed a definite shift in the tone and content of the messages
being
posted to this list recently and I don't find it very encouraging. I've
read
a great number of postings that could have been avoided had the poster
read
the manual included with Flash. As a technical writer, I can give my
endorsement to Macromedia's manual writing department. They have
assembled
an above average manual and an excellent on-line help system. Most
people
who pony up the $300 for Flash would do well to read it.
I thought the main purpose of this mailing list (or any other developer
list
not labelled tech support) was for developers who are excited about this
emerging standard to get together and discuss ideas, review each other's
work and talk about the dissemination of this exciting new technology.
Don't get me wrong, I am all for helping each other out with tricky
problems
on a conceptual level, but it just isn't fair to the readers of this
list or
the people who always seem to be answering the tech support questions
when
people post frantic messages about problems that are easily avoidable.
Maybe
some of you shouldn't be making promises you can't keep to your clients
and
then expecting the developers on this list to bail you out in the
eleventh
hour. Everyone involved with this list would learn alot more if we could
all
achieve at least some minimal baseline working knowledge of this
wonderful
new tool. I am by no means at the level of, say, a John C. but I realize
this when I send out a quote or embark on a new project. If I run into a
sticky spot, I've found that I can usually figure it out myself if I
step
back, analyze the problem critically and, if necessary, review the
support
materials. I highly recommend this process to anyone who is having
consistent problems using Flash.

Bill Wagner
Media Coordinator
Power Test, Inc.


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