This is one of the worst first impressions for a service that I can recall. . .
My theory is that you started this app when Google Reader was discontinued. You then hastily put together whatever you could as fast as you could. Perhaps outsourced on elance or a similar website. Then slapped on a yearly price of 18.99 a year to capitalize on a hectic time.
I'm generally pretty nice with my comments on here, but this is ridiculous.
The author, David Smith, is not an unknown force in the iOS development community and usually releases products that feel like he cared for them and sustains them with regular updates.
He talked about FeedWrangler on his Podcast, Developing Perspective, and while I can't verify his claims that he already had started the project he really seems to be a very nice guy and a competent developer.
The reviews seem to back this up. Also, he will offer a refund in case you are not happy with the result.
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This is one of the worst first impressions for a service that I can recall. . .
My theory is that you started this app when Google Reader was discontinued. You then hastily put together whatever you could as fast as you could. Perhaps outsourced on elance or a similar website. Then slapped on a yearly price of 18.99 a year to capitalize on a hectic time.
I'm generally pretty nice with my comments on here, but this is ridiculous.
The author, David Smith, is not an unknown force in the iOS development community and usually releases products that feel like he cared for them and sustains them with regular updates.
He talked about FeedWrangler on his Podcast, Developing Perspective, and while I can't verify his claims that he already had started the project he really seems to be a very nice guy and a competent developer.
The reviews seem to back this up. Also, he will offer a refund in case you are not happy with the result.