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Posted 10/16/2009 9:08:38 PM |
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We're moving the NetNewsWire for Mac and NetNewsWire for iPhone forums over to Google Groups.
Here's the URL of the new Mac forum:
http://groups.google.com/group/netnewswire-mac
And the URL of the new iPhone forum:
http://groups.google.com/group/netnewswire-iphone
I'm sorry about the inconvenience of having to sign up for a new thing, but the benefits of using Google Groups should outweigh the inconvenience. (And many of you probably already have a Google account.)
You might ask: "Why move the forum?"
While we would have been happy to host this forum forever, I *personally* don't like web-based forums. I've been using this system for four years and have never been really adapted to it, and so my own participation is nowhere near what I'd like.
But I do *great* with email.
So the cool thing about Google Groups is that you can choose: use the web, use email, or both.
See you on the flip side.
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Posted 10/17/2009 7:59:14 AM |
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| You guys really love Google. They should acquire newsgator!
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Posted 10/17/2009 12:13:59 PM |
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Doesn't the whole world love Google? 
But really, that we moved the forum to Google Groups is coincidence -- the real thing is that I prefer email to web-based forums. And I'm sure you'd rather I reply to stuff than not-reply.
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Posted 10/19/2009 7:57:50 AM |
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Brent Simmons (10/17/2009)
Doesn't the whole world love Google?
No, not really.
Brent Simmons (10/17/2009)
But really, that we moved the forum to Google Groups is coincidence -- the real thing is that I prefer email to web-based forums. And I'm sure you'd rather I reply to stuff than not-reply.
I'd prefer you fix problems and stop removing features people use. This entire transition has been the most botched example of customer support I've experienced in the long time. And now I have to go to yet another place to get info on basic things like when, or if, the $9.99 price expires and what versions that covers.

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