Beta Testers

[Stephen Rollins]

Pssh, even though I have the most posts besides Aaron himself? 

[Andy]

think its a sign that u talk too much!

[Stephen Rollins]

No...  I think it's a sign that I don't condense my thoughts as well as he does.  I have to say them over multiple posts.  I'm not an author, after all; I can't write anything longer than a few lines.

[Daniel Roberts]

What about those that have been with the project the entire time?? Can we get a cheerleader name?? Just kidding, I would rather be an apprentice learning from all the smart beta testers.

[Andy]

Yes that we are...smart....hmmm...maybe were just cannon fodder and are not meant to be smart, just nosey

[Jenn Halldorson]

The fact that we're nosey got us to the CGHM page, and then we became beta testers! I for one am happy with being nosey. 

[Stephen Rollins]

Yes that we are...smart....hmmm...maybe were just cannon fodder and are not meant to be smart, just nosey

Perhaps that is the point, after all.  Think about it; you just designed a new system and need to make sure it works.  What do you do?  Throw beta testers at it.    The nosier the better, as they're more likely to delve deep and find less obvious problems.  Nothing wrong with being cannon fodder, especially when it comes at no (direct) risk to you.