In my experience, it's numbers that speak to corporate "heads"...is it possible to get a count of members or hits from the various Bryce forum moderators around the web-world? Maybe , just maybe, the number of CURRENT users and enthusiasts will propel them into understanding that Bryce is STILL a viable money-maker, especially if it's improved upon. It seems obvious that unless they think they can continue to profit from Bryce, they will do nothing with it...after all, corporate thinking is all about being in business to make money. Unfortunate, I know...but true none the less. Any ideas on how to prove to them that Bryce can still be a lucrative endeavor?

Kriorska

PS: Ok, someone scooch over...this "bandwagon" is getting crowded, and I'm jumping on too! :-))