QTSaver does it right

When I blog about a new site/app/service/etc I often hear back from the people behind whatever I'm covering. Sometimes they appreciate my input, and sometimes they...er... don't. Those in the latter category, I confess, make me wonder why they got in to a biz where _every_ user is an opinonated one. Think about it, have you ever come across a person who's online and doesn't have opinions on buggy software, their laptop, banking site, crappy search results, etc, etc?

Anyway, it makes me especially happy when people can handle a less than stellar "review" in a good way, and take feedback and suggestions onboard. This speaks bundles about who they are.

A couple of people who seem to have have taken my less than enthusiastic words to heart over the past month are the guys at QTSaver. Cheers to that. More here.