good for you mbrando, at least someone has some satisfation here.
I am starting to think that raetser is not all wrong. Without being rude, but I have to say that if you all guys that work on VM2 keep on then disappearing when stuff doesn't work for one reason or another then I am just questioning myself...why do you even do it in the first place?
This is not my first "bug" with VM2,...the more I use it the more I realize that it's just too flimsy, and when I try to find an answer in the forum there are either
1. 10000 people are waiting for the same answer (that never arrives) and the black hole is still there sometimes for YEARS
or
2. 10000 people are waiting for the same answer but at the same time some found the solution by hiring someone else. So If I have to count all the people I hired so far to fix basic (and ok also not basic) issues,...well...then again, what's the point of all this open source project if it cannot be sustained? Start charging a one-off fee and provide for some assistance, wouldn't it be more functional??
So now that I am all setup with this humongous amount of data (not to mention the learning curve -not all of us are born developers-) I am finding myself thinking "well, I might just see how painful is to migrate to another e-commerce solution because this is not getting any easier".
Is this what you guys want from all the users?
I am not saying I am not thankful for the job you do, but just don't leave people in the dark (let's call it "dark") justifying yourselves with "it's for free what do you expect" because pisses people off.