the cool thing is that with the delay and disruption that write free has had there might be industry developments that may change the direction and structure of the project, so ever the optimist , i figure there is something good about the slowing pace of development. Its just one of those things, we are always moving in a particular direction and though we might never get there , we still took the road less travelled .....

yes , am really sorry but i have had to spend the past couple of weeks in nyc and in between trying to find suitable internet connectivity and lugging a laptop and a tablet, i haven't done too much on write free. I am hoping to get more organized soon and then i can put some time into the project. my weekends are horrible -since i spend almost 20 hours commuting, i try to do some work in transit but the real work in a software project (design, strategy and planning) never seems to be possible in a transient environ since the nature of software development requires being able to sketch, doodle, prototype, communicate and the very neccesary "zone time" ...oh well i hope to be home without the commute in a couple of weeks and that should be good for the project.
Anyone that knows 24hour open hotspots in nyc , please email me, there is nothing worse than not being able to get online at night (this week am in a room facing 8th Ave and there are 2 miserable wifi networks that i can get but none of them are accesible, so i haven't had last weeks luck, though even last week the intermittency was quite a try, oh well, and yes unlike the bookstores in denver which were always empty, the bookstores in nyc are always full of sometimes disruptive juveniles- i have also drank enough tall mochas to last me the rest of my life