P.S. I just realized another thing: Intuit might have got the shit kicked out of it by Mint (to borrow a phrase from the 37signals post), but it's safe to ass

P.S. I just realized another thing: Intuit might have got the shit kicked out of it by Mint (to borrow a phrase from the 37signals post), but it's safe to assume that most people at Intuit who competed directly against Mint still think they were right and Mint was wrong. About everything. Or at least 90% of everything. Mint got lucky, got better press because of its upstart cool factor, whatever. And the Intuit guys are determined to prove they were right by forcing Mint to do things the "right" way.