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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1107757" data-attributes="member: 114717">InfoSec is not a Comodo forum moderator, I do not think.You can see Melih&#039;s position with this post. &quot;Legitimate workaround&quot; means, to him, if he wants it fixed or not. And Melih&#039;s &quot;fast&quot; usually means months.It is a software with $0 revenue. People are lucky that Melih makes it available at all. I do not see anybody do anything other than complain about bugs, but nobody is sending donations to Comodo so that Melih will assign a dedicated developer staff to the code base. There is no dedicated Comodo developer team! There never has been!Melih has developers on staff, many of which are subcontract and not located in the U.S. He moves them around from project to project, if, when, and how he sees fit. Comodo has never followed a dedicated product team model. There is no dedicated Comodo developer staff!![ATTACH=full]286216[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1107757, member: 114717"] InfoSec is not a Comodo forum moderator, I do not think. You can see Melih's position with this post. "Legitimate workaround" means, to him, if he wants it fixed or not. And Melih's "fast" usually means months. It is a software with $0 revenue. People are lucky that Melih makes it available at all. I do not see anybody do anything other than complain about bugs, but nobody is sending donations to Comodo so that Melih will assign a dedicated developer staff to the code base. [B]There is no dedicated Comodo developer team! There never has been! Melih has developers on staff, many of which are subcontract and not located in the U.S. He moves them around from project to project, if, when, and how he sees fit. Comodo has never followed a dedicated product team model. There is no dedicated Comodo developer staff!![/B] [ATTACH type="full"]286216[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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