My apologies, that wasn't my intention. For one it would be rude. For two it would be stupid -- it is highly probable that precisely none of you are in my market.

I am, typically, neither rude nor stupid.

I am also typically surrounded by people who care very little about startups, software, and the like. So when I'm around other people who care about software, startups, and the like, I tend to mention our point of commonality a bit. The one I bring up most often is my own because a) I'm intimately acquainted with it and b) unlike my day job, I can talk about it without getting fired if I say too much.

But I try to be a good citizen here. You may feel that I mention my software in almost every post. Memory plays funny tricks with us. I don't trust mine with anything important, so I checked with the indispensable external memory of searchyc.com, and it turns out that I've mentioned it about 18 times in the last 255 comments, which is about 7% or so. (Throw another 6 on the tally for other people referring to my software, if you care to.) Now I might be counting wrong, as I suck at it almost as bad as I do at remembering things, but I don't suck quite so badly that 7% is "almost every post".

(Sidenote: this is my 256th comment? There should be a geekiversary for that.)

Now I do try to keep my contributions to the community worth having me here. If you are to believe the last ~1800 ish times people pushed the "More comments like this one please!" button, I like to think I'm doing a halfway decent job. But I'll try to recalibrate due to your feedback.

Say, what would it take to get you behind the controls of your very own gliding duck?