>I (and a couple of guys I work with) thought you could have done a much better job with the Robert Scoble Channel 9 interview.
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>Granted, no one expected the usual mind-bending, inspiring, how-the-hell-did-he-do-that kind of stuff you are SO good at. It was just a little disappointing.

This is not very specific, I have no idea what you were hoping to see. A few things to keep in mind. Channel 9 videos have nothing to do with marketing and they go out of there way to focus on technical issues and as a way for people to get an inside to Microsoft (the term used today is transparency). They do not give any notice to the topics or questions to be asked in the interview, and in this case the target audience was both people who are experienced VFP developers as well as people who do not use VFP at all and may wonder what it is about. While you may have not learned anything in the interview, I know many people who don't know much about VFP did. And if you are referring to enthusiasm, remember that being one on one in an office with a camera is not the same as being in front of a large live audience of people you mostly know. If you have any specific feedback on what you would like to see in the future in something like this, let me know.