Robert Horbury-Smith wrote:

> Re. the idea for a EWB forum, it's my understanding that users without a current subscription are unable to post here (don't know if they have read access - probably not ?).

anyone can read this current forum there are no access restrictions for reading, but posting is restricted.


> Is this worth further consideration ?

I think so.

I think there is interest out there, becuase I get a lot of hits on my blog posts, not all are search engines or whatever.

Erick
EWB Programming Books and Nice Component Library
See my EWB BLOG posts, at:
http://www.erickengelke.com

I bought my first license about 2 years ago, I was very happy to start a new adventure. I wrote one application and abandoned the program in favor of another solution. Now I would like to come back again and that is why I bought an extension of the license and bought components from Erick.

I was very hesitant before buying whether this project will be developed, it is also a big problem for me. Mr. Tim Young used to be very active on the forum, it is nice to read these old posts. Now Mrs. Sam Young is in charge of sales, where is our master?

Greetings to everyone on the forum and those who cannot write on the forum, only can read.

At the moment the program works and as long as it is on javascript pages, this program will serve us well. I personally know one bug in the program that I described on the forum in the components section. I am counting on it to be fixed, but time will tell if someone will fix it or provide a solution to the problem.

Good luck to everyone

Just got notification that my subscription expires in 30 days, so the countdown has started.

Unfortunately, that's the only email I've received from Elevate.  My questions/issues have gone unanswered.

= Steve

The question of what to do when one of your preferred applications is no longer updated is an interesting one. I participate in a lively Discord community around an open-source application that was abandoned by its developer over a year ago. If we accept that EWB is feature complete it is still a great and unique application. A forum where everyone can contribute makes sense in an environment where the benefit of continued subscription is unclear. I would support Discourse over Discord.

That's a good idea, I was thinking about that too

<< Steve Gill wrote:

Just got notification that my subscription expires in 30 days, so the countdown has started.

Unfortunately, that's the only email I've received from Elevate.  My questions/issues have gone unanswered. >>

Tim has just replied to all the emails I sent him so at least he's still around and active.

= Steve