Siluroo
, ie, there is no team cakewalk mearchandise store or coffee mug and lanyard promotional giveaways :)

what ? No coffee mug ?  Are you serious ?  I've been hanging onto this forum for years to get one of those....
 
I feel   -  wait... Hey Cake. How's about a mug with 'lifetime member' on it ?? I'll pay the postage ??

MacFurse

Siluroo
, ie, there is no team cakewalk mearchandise store or coffee mug and lanyard promotional giveaways :)

what ? No coffee mug ?  Are you serious ?  I've been hanging onto this forum for years to get one of those....
 
I feel   -  wait... Hey Cake. How's about a mug with 'lifetime member' on it ?? I'll pay the postage ??

I thought everybody got mugs and Ts ... I guess I am special 

*HAPPY PANTS*
dagnabbit!

I also think what the OP is referring to also involves thread titles like "Linked MIDI Clip Bug!!" where the issue is not a bug, and the post starts off with "Found a seriously annoying bug." A lot of people instead phrase topics like this as a question, e.g., "Linked MIDI Clip Bug?" which makes more sense. 
 
With the original thread title, someone might just assume there's a linked MIDI clip bug and never find out otherwise. But with a question, someone will be more inclined to open the thread to see if there's an answer, and in the process, learn something about how SONAR defines the length of MIDI clips, and how that relates to the different ways in which you can link clips. Or if it really is a bug, then people will be more inclined to confirm it in order to answer the question.

Anderton
I also think what the OP is referring to also involves thread titles like "Linked MIDI Clip Bug!!" where the issue is not a bug, and the post starts off with "Found a seriously annoying bug." A lot of people instead phrase topics like this as a question, e.g., "Linked MIDI Clip Bug?" which makes more sense. 
 
With the original thread title, someone might just assume there's a linked MIDI clip bug and never find out otherwise. But with a question, someone will be more inclined to open the thread to see if there's an answer, and in the process, learn something about how SONAR defines the length of MIDI clips, and how that relates to the different ways in which you can link clips. Or if it really is a bug, then people will be more inclined to confirm it in order to answer the question.

Yeahbutt!  It didn't get ugly and people DID learn something - including ME!!  

Now that Sonar's free, mugs and Ts could be part of a new income stream.

jpetersen
Now that Sonar's free...

Really?!? I'm going to pick up a ton of copies of SONAR Professional for all my friends before Cakewalk changes its mind! Thanks for the heads-up!!!

 Forum hosts, mods, are very top notch.  They try to keep a fire from spreading and are very professional. I admire their stamina.   If you ever want to see how bad forums can be just go to the Steam Community.  My ignore list is pretty long.  If you think people are passionate about DAW software check out Steam.  It's the cesspool of civility.

kitekrazy1
 Forum hosts, mods, are very top notch.  They try to keep a fire from spreading and are very professional. I admire their stamina.   If you ever want to see how bad forums can be just go to the Steam Community.  My ignore list is pretty long.  If you think people are passionate about DAW software check out Steam.  It's the cesspool of civility.

the weird thing is that the cakewalk steam community is probably more civil than here

I think this forum is very civil. It may not be peaches and cream but it is very civil. People have a right to speak their minds as long as it is not an attack on another member.