Quote from: bigboss154 on June 20, 2017, 07:02:48 PM

Quote from: someguy09876 on June 20, 2017, 06:31:40 PM

Quote from: bigboss154 on June 20, 2017, 06:08:39 PM

Quote from: someguy09876 on June 20, 2017, 06:00:13 PM

Up to now, CCRevolution's actions have shown he's not fit for his current role. His marketing style is that of a bad radio dj and his management/sales style reeks of used car salesman. If this project is going to succeed, he needs to step away from those roles. The website debacle seems to be the last straw for many.

Why didn't you just pay a professional web designer to do the website?

Why is it the community's responsibility?

P.S. I still believe in THE COIN ;-)

The decision to make the website the way it was, was made made while back. A lot of things have changed since then, see my post above for details.

Ok...
So, you still haven't explained:
A.) why that poor decision was made
B.) why didn't ccrevoution hire a professional web designer

Also, why didn't he own up to it? He blamed it on "impatient people" and ranted against those awful "fudders"

A.) The decision was made before we had our community board fully in place in order to fully gauge our options. Now we are in a position to reflect and react accordingly with many members. No decision is made by 1 person at this point.
B.) Same as A

I do not speak for CCRevolution, but I believe his reasoning was that the site release was not something he was comfortable in releasing during that time. There was pressure from some members of the Slack channel for a release, and he was frustrated that his hand was basically forced to show the incomplete version. Everyone has learned from this experience, and we have a stronger community focus because of it.

Ok. So, CCRevolution isn't going to be going on "troll patrol" or making terrible management decisions anymore and why didn't he own up to it?