We believe that iterating on design should be straightforward and free of repetitive work. We’re excited to be joining GitHub to continue to pursue that goal.
What does this means to you, our users? Easel continues to run as it has. We’ll continue to provide support and all of our paid plans will continue to enjoy their current benefits. We’re excited to begin this new chapter and hope you’ll love what we have in store. [1]
Weird. I checked them out yesterday, even thought about signing up. Good that I didn't go through the hassle.
Not sure it's OIJ material, since they at least apologized for deleting their users' data. Of course that's not as good as not-deleting it in the first place. This was posted in 2009 and is unfortunately still relevant: they chose to rip it down posthaste, with a specific amount of “warning time”... it also happened in an environment where this approach was considered legitimate and valid. This is the heart of what I’m trying to get to: they saw absolutely nothing wrong with this.
We believe that iterating on design should be straightforward and free of repetitive work. We’re excited to be joining GitHub to continue to pursue that goal.
What does this means to you, our users? Easel continues to run as it has. We’ll continue to provide support and all of our paid plans will continue to enjoy their current benefits. We’re excited to begin this new chapter and hope you’ll love what we have in store. [1]
Weird. I checked them out yesterday, even thought about signing up. Good that I didn't go through the hassle.
[1] http://blog.easel.io/blog/2014/01/06/easel-acquired-by-githu...