--- In sounddiver-users@yahoogroups.com, Dan Chapman <dan@...> wrote: > > I checked out this site, did a search there and found our old > Sounddiver Integration with Logic petition to Apple. We got 654 > signatures to date. I'm sure that's not enough to make them sit up > and take notice. We need promotion! This petition is still valid and > taking signatures. > > See: > http://www.petitiononline.com/soundDVR/petition.html > > Dan > > On Dec 26, 2006, at 3:23 PM, Scott Metzger wrote: > > > Well start it up.www.PetitionOnline.com heh. funny thing, I signed it a long time ago. "387" Got word back from Bob Levitus ("Dr. Macintosh") and David Pogue (columnist for NYT & author of many Mac books). They both seem to suggest that it's really an uphill battle, but probably worth bringing to the attention of Apple through a public discourse. Is the MacWorld Expo still a January phenomenon? I know NAMM is right around the corner. We should make an effort to attend one or the other event and bring this to Apple's attention. Also Bob recommended trying to contact the project lead for Logic Pro. That's a great idea, but he's probably super-busy with Logic Pro 8 or somesuch. Releasing SoundDiver for OSX (& Windows too please) code to the open source community would rock. Apple could do the license such that they have rights to keep whatever integration components they want for Logic's benefit, but by leaving other components to the OS community, it would help Apple to "support" a product they'd rather not support, but still benefit by it's being alive in the wild.