Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/04/01
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Forgive me, but you guys are really amazing - How the chat works, what the software is, how fast it runs, etc., is all utterly irrelivant. The real question is: what will Leica do with and for the R line. And there was nothing on the "chat" to really tell you anything about that you did or didn't know before hand. Another Leica marketing tour-de-force. P. S. Nikon and Canon don't need to waste their time with chats: They are constantly updating their products and introducing truly innovative new one's - they don't have to listen to owners begging for something a rediculously basic as a 35-70 2.8 zoom. ;-) B. D. Pascal wrote:. > On 01-04-2001 05:21, David E. Strang wrote: > >> Regarding the Leica chat, when was the last time Nikon or Canon offered to >> involve users in future projects? Maybe in the future things will be >> smoother and those looking for a platform to trash Leica will step down. The >> future is far too bright to let it pass without some positive input from >> Leica's most vocal users. > > > I agree with you David. > > I hope Leica will learn from what happened on Friday and make future > chatting sessions less lacklustre (technically speaking) and more > informative. > > It could have a winner if it works this through. > > Pascal > NO ARCHIVE > > --------- > Visit my photo pages at http://members.nbci.com/cyberplace > --------- > <<< PGP public key available upon request >>> > > >