Mike,
My intention isn't to run anyone out of business and it surely isn't to break any laws (which we are not). In a free market, consumers decide what will be successful and what will not. Right now, initially, we are a success. That means that we've done something to convey product value to consumers. There are many ways to make ThumbGal more webmaster-friendly.
Now, will I apologize for making something that users will want? No. But as I've said, I would much rather work with webmasters to their benefit and ours than not..but quite honestly, no one seems to want to have any input except for talking down about our software.
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