>>Let's assume that someone with a marketing background was the VFP Product Manager. I don't think that would change things much at all, if any. Ken is getting his marching orders from above.
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>I never had a doubt about that. I feel kinda sad giving some hell to Ken when orders could come from above. But last time I heard Ken was responsible for marketing of VFP and I don't know who's stopping him from above. So guess who will receive my griefs about marketing on VFP the next time I do it <g>

The orders he is getting is "You are getting less money for your marketing this year."

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>>>I can't contredict you on the fact that there is marketing being done. Where I have a problem is that it always looks like the marketing done for VFP appears to be worst from versions to versions. As you said it is technically marketing.
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>>>So there is marketing but so lame that to say there is marketing being done for VFP is practically insulting those working as professional marketers for a living <g>.
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