I'm one of the *all* that use the profiler.
And i really find it very useful, simply to use and really adore the market site.
When i saw the price's feature though was really a big.wow improvement.. and though could be very helpful for us all.
In these last times was very cool find "my" cat in the site and just teleport there.
I've discovered new shops, new sellers, new cats with this profiler.
And think this helped very much all the secondary market and KittyCatS too.
I've read that many people say that Rene is rude. I've spoken many times with him and sincerely did never found him rude.
Maybe because he's not native english. And maybe because i am not native english.
So what i understand when i speak with someone in SL it's the "heart" of the speaking, and not all the shades that can easily understand when i speak with an italian person.
(and in my experience here i've read this "rudity" problem with all the non.native.american/english.language people).
I'm sad that Rene and KC did not find a way together.
I would suggest him to remove the picture, if they infringe KittyCatS copyrights and let the people the choice to set or not the price on the profilers and the market (instead a mandatory option).
But i would that he keeps the market and the profilers.
In my opinion we don't really need the pictures. We do have the cats.
The brilliant idea of the profilers it's not that show the cats -> that are under our eyes <- but that bring all the traits and the locations under the same database and let me teleport on, giving me the opportunity to run my own shop at home avoiding spam each 30 minutes in all the advertising groups.
I really think that this is very important for us all.
I appreciate really much the price's feature.
But i understand that you can't force nobody to publish the prices of the cat.
so would let this feature totally optional.
In all my honesty really think that this tool helps a lot the secondary market and both sides can win with it.
Rene because made it and KC because we do shop the cats, and breed them, keep them and, of course, feed them.
