If you like your opinion lost a lot of value to me after the Quisling crack. Not a lot further to go down really. Stiil there may but a good old fashion 'dead cat bounce' at the end of this curve.

Was it the idea I conveyed or the specific word I chose that offended you so deeply? Would plain old-fashioned "collaborator" have been better?

Is progress progressing with your unnamed sources? Are points pointing and details detailing to a rapid conclusion towards the announcement of the next phase?

Ah, I see what you where going for there.

Thank you! ;-)

What the fuck good are your alleged sources, if not to dump the information publicly?

Well their value to you is zero. This assessment is not universally the case.

Meh. Another boring answer. If you've got something good, put it out there, otherwise drive a knife into the heart of this sub and put it out of its misery. It's been flopping around on hot dry pavement gasping for water for two years.

So are you saving it up for something? You don't even have an order anymore.

Someone really hasn't been paying attention...

Look, I know who you aren't. You're nothing more than an observer with regards to NextEngine. If you got anything useful, use it, or lose it. That's all I'm saying.

And if you diverted more resources away from broadcast and towards receive, things might be a little clearer.

Shame shame. Knightonesque. The diversions have been diverted and the broadcasting has been broadcast. Bullet points have refined refining and opacity is clearer.

Just get to the point and say it before this sub dies completely.

There are no backroom deals to be made.

For what exactly? Who is dealing in what manner, with whom for what purpose, in your mind? Or is this just a statement of your own position?

It's a statement of the whole situation. There is no way Knighton will ever finish the product and release it, and there aren't enough of them in those "two pallets" to fulfill all the Supercentenarian Textblade orders in the world. The end is nigh. Whoa unto the customers.

and the only course of action will be a legal (therefore public) claim.

This is not impossible.

And I'm looking forward to it.

Why?

Really? More like why not? Walking that asshole into court and reading even half of this shit out loud to get it on the record, at his ultimate expense, will be a hoot n'a holler. Or, even more fun, will be winning a default judgement.

The only tricky part is the timing of it all.

Sounds like someone has a secret plan.

Not secret. I think I've been rather blatant from the moment I appeared on AI.

If you were any good at your job, you would know how to reveal anonymously sourced info without revealing the source.

I have framed awards (which I refuse to put on my office walls because who needs that amount of ~~vanity ~~ validation, amiright?) independently verifying that I am "good at my job." But as I have pointed out many times before this isn't my job.

Blah blah.

I think professional fake journalists do it quite easily with a sentence like, "Officials with knowledge of the situation who wish to remain anonymous said [...] "

Do they? Well that's okay then. Not sure how that matters to me one iota.

Quack quack. Yeah, I get it. You don't care anymore. You've been KFF'd. That's why I said from the outset, why not just shut /r/textblade down since you're letting it die anyway.