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n4khq said:Come on guys grow up. My browser has a book mark feature. It also has a history. I did not know the link was missing until I saw 55 post. Thought is was something important. Why don't you go over to MacTopia (the link still works) and give Gates pointers on web design. I am sure you will get the same level of attention and correspondence from Microsoft you have received from Parallels.
dhjdhj said:But what if you had not been in at the beginning when the link was visible? How would you have found it so you could peruse the info? How could Google index it so that people can search for help later?
Scott Willsey said:There's a link to it on the official parallels blog (Benjamin's blog).
http://parallelsvirtualization.blogspot.com/
Entry dated May 3rd has it right up top nice and visible.
dsmac said:Come on guys, stand down, or take it elsewhere. This is getting obnoxious. Sorry to be the civility police, but that's one thing I like about this forum (you can tell I'm not a big Fox News fan).
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You got that right. Parallels has delivered a rock solid (for me anyway) product that has done everything I have requested. I know there can be improvements but we are getting weekly updates. A VM from Microsoft is still being studied, too big a project, must talk to Apple.
Before we started this crap, I think parallels team was reading every single post. I don't have time to read 65 lengthy post about a single url. You can bet the parallels team is not reading this thread unless it is for their amusement. It sure is not helping with the beta test program. We need to keep our comments short and too the point. One post is enough. Search and read before you ask a question. Otherwise Parallels will restore the url and just quit reading the post.
fizzer fits said:I think forums lend to a product's credibility - ya'll have a good commenting base, you should put a link for the forum on the front page, in bold!
Have you found the new developer forum yet?n4khq said:Come on guys grow up. My browser has a book mark feature. It also has a history. I did not know the link was missing until I saw 55 post. Thought is was something important. Why don't you go over to MacTopia (the link still works) and give Gates pointers on web design. I am sure you will get the same level of attention and correspondence from Microsoft you have received from Parallels.
I found the forums via Google....I don't think you're really hiding anything.nick083 said:Dear Friends,
We need to provide a good quality of the product itself and its support. Due to a large volume of support requests we removed the links from the site. We think that we should provide the links only to users of the product. It will allow users to asktheir questions and find answers faster.
I can assure you that we'll never close the forum. Everybody will be able to read and post.
Again, our only intention is to make the support better. It must work for you as users of Parallels product.
Regards,
Nick
Ben @ Parallels said:Hi guys -
I want to state that we are NEVER going to close the forum, and we will NEVER censor what you say!
All we've done is remove some of the links in the main menu structure, so the forum can be a place where real Parallels users can discuss the product.
Everyone who is a paying customer, a beta tester, or anyone working with an evaluation copy of any of our products will be provided with the forum address and can register and post on any of the topics/threads.
We're going to evaluate how this new system works, and after a few weeks, we'll decide if its a good idea to re-link the forum from the main page.
Thanks for your patience as we scale up support!