richardun

I get joke, but possibly to others wondering... Everyone knows someone more technical, they can keep asking. Also, a lot of entrepreneurs know other entrepreneurs that might help with this. Either way, they can find technical websites to help, founderdating.com, etc.

I think taking this step shows that you're smart enough to know what you don't know. For companies like Dell, etc. they know they need to open an avenue for input on their work. It's good 'ole listening to your customer. It's like a "How am I driving?" sticker, but it gets positive input in addition to the negative. In all, it's input, and any company that recognizes that they need to listen to their customers understands their business.

Yeah, it was done around May, 2007. It was originally Crispy News. I worked with Norimasa Yoshida to get it set up for Dell, and in the process to Salesforce. I agree, I think it was definitely a win for the Linux community at least.