[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] RobbyRobbb:
I'm a picky consumer with high standards. I don't think you've understood this yet. This ain't not troll stomping about. I've done loads of bug-testing work for developers, including personal work for DICE during Battlefield betas that i for that matter was needlessly rewarded handsomely for by the QA guys, face-to-face. I've paid my dues when it comes to fixing other people's problems and have coincidentally come across my fair share of self-righteous developers who don't deserve any help too. Just because a person does something for free it doesn't make them any less guilty when they choose to ignore it when a serious problem occurs. You chose to develop this software on your own initiative because you've been interested in doing so. Just because others can benefit from this software as well it doesn't mean that you're some saint. You did this work because you

enjoyed

it and nothing else.

Your software clearly isn't for the community, but for people that either A) kiss your feet and/or B) help you make the software better so that more people can kiss your feet. The latter is not the same as the former, thus doesn't award you with the same kind of righteousness. There are different kinds of developers too.

The good kind responds like this to

every

matter: "I'm sorry for the inconvenience. This isn't supposed to happen. Something must have gone wrong and i'd be interested in finding out what, so others don't have to experience the same problem, if you'd provide me with logs."

The bad kind responds like this: "IDGAF if you like it. Try something else."

You're the one who actually seems like a newbie here. Regardless of the attitude of my posts, you could have simply taken the important information from them and be done with it. You chose to deal with this in the bad way, and for that you're just as much a bad guy as you're making me out to be. Sure, you don't have the device anymore and thus can't deal with this as easily as you could if you still had it. But as the creator of the software you surely must be curious of why this problem has occurred, albeit for only one user, and thus would like to take a peek at any potential logs anyway?

Say a problem affected a thousand users, and every single one of those users were so pissed with this problem that they only gave you massive grief for it, minus any kind of appreciation for your previous work, would you still ignore the problem? If you'd ask yourself that question you may not have enjoyed an honest answer.

Giving a response to a person with attitude that has just as much attitude is like complaining about your own actions. The hypocrite thing again. I don't hide the fact that i have high expectations of others. I did search the topic for S-Pen and derivatives before the flash and found literally nothing, so it's not like i was asking for this. If the developer doesn't have to show gratefulness if a user doesn't appreciate a product, then the user doesn't have to show gratefulness if the developer doesn't when a user reports a problem with a product.

I don't think people appreciate us filling up your topic up with extended personal conversations though. Especially the moderators. If you want to continue this debacle, feel free to do it privately.