John,

>Ken - do you realize that this paragraph is 100% self-contradictory? On one hand, you say the plan is locked down - on the other hand, you say things may get cut. Ken - that is not locked down. Locked down means just that - no changes.

Come on, John. You're wasting your time with senseless postings like this. Any of us who have participated in betas know how things generally work and that while a feature set may be considered locked down as a necessity moving into testing, sometimes things do dynamically slip in or get removed at the last minute. Usually anything that slips IN is very minor.

Without stating that at some point the feature set is locked down, a development team would never get a product through the development and testing phases.

Why must you continually nit-pick? People might begin to get the impression that you're just trying to be the center of attention. <s>

Regards,