Again, like I said in the other thread, he did tell us at the end of last year that he wasn't going away. Would you rather he spend his time working on paying his bills and getting a product to market, or posting on the forums? I'd rather him working and hearing nothing.
That was months ago. So are you suggesting that the time that it would take to provide an update on RMT's situation would be so excessive that he would not be able to pay his bills and getting a product to market? how long did it take you to post your reply? A whole week? 30 days?
How well did stealth advertising work for Novell when Microsoft was just starting to enter the server market?
The point is, running a successful business means you maintain a presence; that includes reaching out and just reminding the hobbyists that you're still there. Especially important during perceived dry spells and the recent aftermath of the Aristo-Craft dissolution. I wish him all the best, but he's not running a word-of-mouth type of business, so months of relative silence isn't going to help him in the long run, I suspect.
