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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1100211" data-attributes="member: 114717">That&#039;s a typical social media move to &quot;re-smith&quot; my words to say something that I did not say. Nice try, but it&#039;s not going to work.No. I do not agree with the characterization that Comodo staff are deliberately misleading anyone. The statement &quot;We will fix the bugs&quot; does not mean &quot;We will fix all the bugs.&quot; In fact, it does not mean they will fix any amount of bugs. How people interpret the statement &quot;We will fix the bugs&quot; is what causes them to be disappointed.What I do know is this, and it very, very easy to understand - Comodo&#039;s revenue is $0 and the product owner is not going to spend money on it to fix 500 bugs. He might fix 5, which is appropriate for a completely free product that is not subsidized by paying subscribers.Melih has zero incentive to put any more resources into Comodo than he already does. You either take Comodo as it is or you move on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1100211, member: 114717"] That's a typical social media move to "re-smith" my words to say something that I did not say. Nice try, but it's not going to work. No. I do not agree with the characterization that Comodo staff are deliberately misleading anyone. The statement "We will fix the bugs" does not mean "We will fix all the bugs." In fact, it does not mean they will fix any amount of bugs. How people interpret the statement "We will fix the bugs" is what causes them to be disappointed. What I do know is this, and it very, very easy to understand - Comodo's revenue is $0 and the product owner is not going to spend money on it to fix 500 bugs. He might fix 5, which is appropriate for a completely free product that is not subsidized by paying subscribers. [B]Melih has zero incentive to put any more resources into Comodo than he already does. You either take Comodo as it is or you move on.[/B] [/QUOTE]

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