Re: Thoughts on why FCP X is here to stay and the Mac Pro isn't.

[TImothy Auld] "Will I ever trust them to continue the support of anything they sell whether or not developed in house. I don't think so. But, like James Bond, I try never to say never.
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This is the crappy situation that I really didn't want or need to be put in and I think it's a malaise that Apple has induced within the international creative community.

Ironic huh?
Apple?

I'm a big loyalty guy and a big communication guy.

I don't think it's asking too much of people I've spent hundreds of thousands of dollars with to communicate their loyalty to me.

You can't tell me they're not aware of the instability and concern they've spread for the last couple of years, with endless EOL'ing and not a single outreach to the community regarding our future together.

We have a very different view of responsibility, Apple and me, and I'm pretty sure my approach is better.