Not at all. I went to edit to add to it, but now it won't stick. I'm trying to repost and it doesn't stick. Let's see if this one works, and then maybe I can edit it with my response.
 

Matron Landslide
 
Preach it brother. You are spot on. I for one believe the 'sensitivity' comes from insecurity.

I really don't see how you can possibly be unaware that people make critical comments all the time in these forums. Many of the fixes are in direct response to issues brought up by users. What you may not understand is that it is entirely possible to be critical while being polite and helpful.
 
What bothers people - as it should - is negativity for the sake of negativity, and the ill-informed rants from people who start threads like "MASSIVE BUGGS!! SONAR SUXXX!!! MOVING TO REPEAR!!!! and then you find out 20 posts down that once they upgraded the driver for their 12-year-old interface, everything was fine.
 
For example, in the "Time to Vote" thread, you posted "Studio One for the win, the best by a Country Mile." That's just plain rude. No SONAR person is rude enough to go into a Studio One forum and talk about how great SONAR is. I guess they're just classier.
 
Oh, and note that I'm not defending SONAR in any way, shape, or form with this answer. So don't say I'm sensitive to criticisms of SONAR - I'm sensitive to rude loudmouths.
 

 
I think I have had one post were I was critical of a feature change. Things got out of hand and heated and I simply left the issue alone. Apart from that, I usually do not complain about products. If I do not like something, I simply move on. Even when someone gets under my skin, I just leave it alone. 
 
Maybe if Cakewalk had a Forum where people can freely express opinion specifically regarding a product or process, it may be more helpful.
 

Yes, sometimes if you split it and add it part at a time it will work, like split it in several posts, or sometimes just change it a little
 
[Edit} This was in reply to Andertons post when he had the disappearing post upon editing, which he has either now edited or removed.

Anderton
 
 I'm sensitive to rude loudmouths.
 

hmmm, self sensitivity . . . can be a hard thing to deal with

Matron Landslide

Anderton
 
 I'm sensitive to rude loudmouths.
 

hmmm, self sensitivity . . . can be a hard thing to deal with

 
Someone should have told you back on the playground that "I know you are, but what am I" isn't really considered much of a response, let alone a clever one.

Anderton

Matron Landslide

Anderton
 
 I'm sensitive to rude loudmouths.
 

hmmm, self sensitivity . . . can be a hard thing to deal with

 
Someone should have told you back on the playground that "I know you are, but what am I" isn't really considered much of a response, let alone a clever one.

lol

I agree...but in my mind, Windows 10 has some critical problems that could be affecting SONAR...I've been using CakeWalk for over two decades, too, and I have to re-learn everything every time I upgrade (almost)...which is to say, basically, that I won't be switching software to Cubase or Propellerheads, or anything.

Audioicon

craigb

(Just kidding.  I hope!  )

Well, given I am not sure what you are attempting to convey, it does not matter.

Anytime someone starts a potentially "sensitive" topic it tends to get locked by the moderators sooner or later.  Due to this people jump in with an "IBTL!" (which means "In before the lock!") as a joke reply.  Since this is the Coffee House forum, silliness and puerility are king so this happens a lot. 
 
Hope that helps!

Oh, good. Are we done with the stupid drama now?
 
thx