Welcome to Kitely, Kenneth! You've made a smart choice in grids. :) Just to note, you can preview the Evergreen Island template by visiting the sim of the same name. It's a really great build and even if you decide to change it up, you'll now have a copy of the gorgeous trees, rocks, cave, waterfall...

Another talented performance by the man, himself!

I'm happy to report that I didn't have any nightmares after last night's story hour, despite all expectations to the contrary.

Now, if only I could get this overly-loyal row-butt to stop following me around...

Ilan Tochner wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 05, 2020 10:23 pm

Patience is a virtue

I want patience, and I want it NOW!

Thank you, Ilan. I'll ever-so-patiently await the results of my request.

Cool idea though, Kimmie!

It'd be fun to give as gifts to friends even as we encourage shopping within the Kitely Market ecosystem.

I'd adore seeing a public roadmap for Kitely development. I expect the response might be "we don't want to advertise our plans to competitors" or "this is not a priority" but please consider: Most software development firms have public roadmaps, including (and especially) those in highly competitive...

Thank you for taking the time to explain the rationale behind this, Ilan.

I'm stubborn and thick-headed, so don't be surprised if I bring this idea up again in the future!

I hear what you're saying; there are technical hurdles (which is likely why no grid offers such a service). If these technical hurdles could be overcome, however, I'm certain there are those of us who would be very happy to pay a surcharge for each individual IAR backup. I regularly deal with multi-...

I just wanted to add, that IAR downloads would be hugely in keeping with your advertised points (attached) of being vendor-agnostic along with the capacity to perform backups. I'm sure there are technical reasons this hasn't already been implemented, but I wish to urge you to give this feature prior...

Great that they're tackling this issue!

Too bad that it wasn't caught in beta.

But, with an all-volunteer development team, who can fault them I suppose?