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Now, wait a minute here.. the OP does provide a very important POV, and I think his (you are a man, right? if you arent, I apologize) post is quite valuable.
This post doesnt trash WebOS, and isn't insulting.. its an honest disclosure of one person's view of the past 2.5 years of WebOS, and, I dare say that much of this is shared by many others who may not frequent this forum or web site, and is actually part of what HP (and the Palm division inside of HP) needs to understand they are up against.
Now, Im not saying that all that the OP depicts are the actual issues, but, to the public, they likely appear to be, and, in this world, appearances are everything, sadly enough.
Just something to sit back and take in, and if you are really honest with yourself, have some empathy for the OP and others like him/her.
To the OP:
Everyone has a position in life where they view the world from, and I can see and respect yours. I don't agree with the overall pessimism you have, because, I see the HP transition as one of very complex transitions on many levels of the corporate world, and then having to result in a technically competent result... that, if done correctly, will take time, and will include unexpected events that may cause serious delays in the final results - from MY POV, that has been proven over and over again, and so I remain optimistic because, as I just stated, this is a time of change and we are close to the end of the tough part - that corporate transition that needs to produce results....
I wish you the best, if you do leave in September, but, if you really do feel WebOS is the mobile OS for you, perhaps things that will happen from now to then will change your mind, or, allow you to come back, if that's what you want.
In the end, your choices should always lead to more positive things for you in life... and there's nothing more to say after that!
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