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Anuaitt: 1.) You are clearly young and do not know: if there is something on the internet you do not like, go make it yourself. What obligation does Google hav
by Klarifier 13y ago
Anuaitt:
1.) You are clearly young and do not know: if there is something on the internet you do not like, go make it yourself. What obligation does Google have to do something for you? None! They are providing mostly free services, but if you don't like it (or the support), go make your own and quit bothering people (and Google).
2.) You have no relation to the GMail Web Application, yet you specify: "Founder GmailSharedTasks" Remove the Gmail from your description and build out your solution without trying to get a free ride.
3.) Your Google Groups post can be summed up: "Cry! I'm not getting any attention for my pet project!" Instead of crying, create your own solution that does not leave you at the mercy of a company or individual who sees you only as "1 of billions". Get over yourself.
4.) You know how to code, you know how to integrate with FREE APIs, now learn what it takes to run a business.
- anuaitt 13y agoKlarifier: 1) Why make it again if there is a platform already existing ? why not bother them : please check this link http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/calendar/vdFSJiVlhMQ http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/calendar/vdFSJ... 2) Yes, I know it is my fault 3) I would rather chose not to comment on this. 4) Why create my own API ? If someone as good as Google has already build it ? I know how to code and have built this app within 3 months. and yes I am a young developer and I know what business is. I know about code re-usability and providing a great user experience. Regarding building of my own API, I could have done that but I always wanted to make Gmail Tasks better, because I have been using it from past two-years. Learn to praise the people instead of finding negative aspects.
- Klarifier 13y agoYou are the whiner posting on this board. You need to get a clue and stop blaming people for things that are entirely in your control. Make your own e-mail system, then add-on to that.