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The TextBlade keyboard is superb, but you'll have to be patient
dabigkahuna said:it pre-dates Waytools hiring of KahunaBut let's play your game about not qualifying it. So it didn't have to be April 2015. After all, as you say, they didn't "qualify it".Now, I don't think they meant that either, but I'm just playing your game.Two pallets of aging Textblades with expired batteries. Millions of dollars collected from 100,000+ customers? $95,419.84 in revenue per prototype test units (131) supplied? 2 unfinished test units provided to journalists. 4+ years of waiting. No product shipped. No keys for kids. Who has the money? Mark Knighton has the money. -
The TextBlade keyboard is superb, but you'll have to be patient
dabigkahuna said:My example is just to show that making a seemingly definitive statement ("Yes").................................Two pallets of aging Textblades with expired batteries. Millions of dollars collected from 100,000+ customers? $95,419.84 in revenue per prototype test units (131) supplied? 2 unfinished test units provided to journalists. 4+ years of waiting. No product shipped. No keys for kids. Who has the money? Mark Knighton has the money. -
The TextBlade keyboard is superb, but you'll have to be patient
WayTools_Support said:Re - Ping Ping Debate
The question was asked here: What did they mean by ‘yes’?
Speculation and debate followed.
The question was then answered, as requested, elaborating on why our tone was more confident.
WayTools_Support said:After a brief respite, more debate ensued.
Now it has blurred into more theoretical and philosophical debate of possibilities and potential meanings. After the response.
This is a curious phenomenon.
WayTools_Support said:Imagine you and your friend meet a girl, and you ask “Do you want to go to the dance with me Friday night?”
She answers “Yes.”
Normally, you and your friend would not then spend several days debating how she might answer.
Customer: Want to go to the dance Friday night?
Mary Knighton: Yes
Kahuna: When he says night, he might mean late afternoon, or early evening, or anytime after midnight but prior to the sun rising the following morning, but certainly not after sunrise, unless the date is actually occurring in another timezone.
Mary Knighton: Does not show up for the date
Customer: Stood up again
Mary Knighton: We will go on a date next week/month/summer.
Customer: Ok, you mean it this time?
Mary Knighton: Yes
Kahuna: 'Yes' is not an affirmation or assurance of arrival for the date next summer, but rather an unquantifiable variant of No.
Repeat for 4 years. Etc.
Why dont you just answer peoples various questions directly Mark? All of my questions still stand. Here are two you ignored previously:
- What is the date of manufacture of the batteries in all of the Textblades in your inventory?
- What is the expiration date of those batteries?Two pallets of aging Textblades with expired batteries. Millions of dollars collected from 100,000+ customers? $95,419.84 in revenue per prototype test units (131) supplied? 2 unfinished test units provided to journalists. 4+ years of waiting. No product shipped. No keys for kids. Who has the money? Mark Knighton has the money. -
The TextBlade keyboard is superb, but you'll have to be patient
dabigkahuna said:I await your examples where they said it was "assured".
https://forum.waytools.com/t/pre-order-dates-and-benefits/355/2
'We start releasing TextBlades to customers end April, so before then, we consider all purchases preorders.'
I take that as an assurance. That is an unqualified time frame which specified when the product would be shipping. 'End April'. Maybe Kahuna will argue they did not explicitly state the year? They meant 2020? (April 2019 has passed, so...)
Not 'we estimate' as you like to spin it. 'We start'.
To reference the Kahuna shill analogy, 'I will start driving to my appointment at 2pm.' As Kahuna notes, I might have a car accident and never get there, but there is no wiggle room in my assurance that I would begin the drive at 2pm. Whatever. Kahuna troll nonsense.
But here is an example of Waytools behavior that I believe is more illuminating to everyone:
https://forum.waytools.com/t/order-delayed-four-times-now-no-explanation-provided-on-blog-twitter-etc/295/18
Skim that thread. Its a pretty good read. It originates from March 2015, quite early in this debacle. You will see the exact same sort of behavior emanating from the mentally ill and criminally minded Waytools_Support character (Mark Knighton) that you see scattered throughout this thread 4 years later. It is unmistakably the same individual writing with the same baffling dialect of poorly concocted sentences and paranoid, accusatory, and outlandish remarks. And thankfully, it pre-dates Waytools hiring of Kahuna as their Chief Propaganda Officer, so you can read the thread without having to endure any of his diatribes rudely interrupting other peoples conversations, as we have all, unfortunately, become so accustomed to.
4 years ago.
The only thing anyone can be 100% certain Mark Knighton will do is take your money.Two pallets of aging Textblades with expired batteries. Millions of dollars collected from 100,000+ customers? $95,419.84 in revenue per prototype test units (131) supplied? 2 unfinished test units provided to journalists. 4+ years of waiting. No product shipped. No keys for kids. Who has the money? Mark Knighton has the money. -
The TextBlade keyboard is superb, but you'll have to be patient
alexonline said:Right? I mean, wrong, I mean, yesn’t?Two pallets of aging Textblades with expired batteries. Millions of dollars collected from 100,000+ customers? $95,419.84 in revenue per prototype test units (131) supplied? 2 unfinished test units provided to journalists. 4+ years of waiting. No product shipped. No keys for kids. Who has the money? Mark Knighton has the money.