Change...

[Jannard]

Everything changes. And it changes every day.

What seemed like a good idea 3 years ago might seem completely wrong today.

We reserve the right to change. Expect it. It is in your best interests that things change... and get better.

It shouldn't matter what we do, what we name our products or what we change... as long as it is in our customer's best interests.

RED is not normal. Quite the contrary. We hope you consider that a good thing.

In the end, we have our customers best interests 1st and foremost. That is pretty apparent in hindsight. I would hope that whatever we do going forward, you would trust us to keep that core principle alive.

RED customers are our #1 priority. Above all else. We are also RED customers. So it is in our best interests every which way you look at it to change everything we can for the better as often as possible...

Jim

[Keegan O'Brien]

Alrighty then.

[Tim Bradley]

let the exciting ride continue !

[Jonathan Stevenson]

When are we going to start learning more about said changes? :)

[Jannard]

When they are ready to be released. But I can tell you... hold on to your hat. Better yet, put your helmet on.

Jim

When are we going to start learning more about said changes? :)

[Fabián Aguirre]

It's difficult not to convey complete trust in you and your team, Jim, without sounding like a complete fanboy, but after meeting you at NAB in 2011 and seeing how attentively we were received, it's also hard not to enjoy sounding like a fanboy.

I can't wait.

[Michael Olsen]

Thanks for the reminder, Jim. You guys really are of a different breed - and its fantastic. I'm looking forward to hear what you all have been working on and what you have in store for us.

[John Bannister]

When they are ready to be released. But I can tell you... hold on to your hat. Better yet, put your helmet on.

Jim

WORD!

[Wayne Morellini]

When they are ready to be released. But I can tell you... hold on to your hat. Better yet, put your helmet on.

Jim

he, he.

[AndrewThomas]

As I just mentioned in the other thread, every time I think Red is going to do something "normal", you dig in even further with regards to how you treat your customers. As they say, the more things change the more they stay the same :)