A strategy that so far as we know, is not bearing any fruit.

I take your points as well; they should know better than us how things should be done and maybe this is the best way to market what they have to offer.

Yet at the end of the day results are what matters. Keeping everything a secret because "Trust us, it's just better that way - too risky to do otherwise" or saying that "These things will take time" are getting to be pretty old excuses for no disernable progress.

I realize that everything can change dramatically the second they issue a PR announcing they have licensed Nunchi to some major organization with big plans to bring it to market and pay us royalties. Then I'll have to admit that they had the right strategy and must have been on top of things all along. But suing Dropcam appears to signal that no such announcement is anywhere on the horizon.

- Sinkman