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I'm sorry you felt deceived. I really did start writing within a day or so of the initial landing page launch because enough people showed interest. So the goal
by studiofellow 14y ago
I'm sorry you felt deceived. I really did start writing within a day or so of the initial landing page launch because enough people showed interest. So the goal of those emails I sent was not to gauge interest (I already knew that), but to make sure I was writing the book people wanted to read.
- studiofellow 14y agoAlso, I should have clarified: on the original landing page, the language I used was: "Coming soon." "Want to know when it's ready?" The original design is here: http://cl.ly/0o143s3d053r3V2B2K3v http://cl.ly/0o143s3d053r3V2B2K3v I put up the page with every intention to write the book. Also, I told anyone who asked that I hadn't started writing yet. I just didn't put that on the page. A couple of people are throwing around the word "Deception" and I think that's quite heavy handed. I didn't list every single detail on the landing page, but that hardly constitutes deception. Again, apologies to anyone who did feel that way. I've tried to be as transparent and honest about this project as possible. If there's a detail that's important to you, just ask!