It's a real commitment to a feature you haven't made with little reward. The only reason to do it is if customers are asking for it. If they aren't, you promise

It's a real commitment to a feature you haven't made with little reward. The only reason to do it is if customers are asking for it. If they aren't, you promise a feature and then it doesn't go in for whatever reason, this sucks. If you've got a good customer base and you want to let them know you're working on stuff. I like Freeagent's approach. http://depot.freeagent.com/ http://depot.freeagent.com/