Wow! Blogging is quite the hot topic. There's a big article in business week about the topic that's being forwarded throughout Intuit and among the bloggers. I'm meeting with Chris Repetto tomorrow to discuss blogging guidelines, legal stuff, etc. I'm hoping he'll be able to help me get QPFG into the blogging world in a responsible and timely manner. I'd like to be able to get back to Peter and his staff by May 10th (personal goal) with a progress update and launch deliverables. Could we launch RPM blog by my birthday 5/12? Wouldn't that be fun! Perhaps get Quicken going by the time we move out of the Taurus "Bull" sign on May 20th. I'm going to make that my personal goal since Taurus love practical goals.
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Good Luck! I know that there are a few of us in CP3 that would be interested in contributing. What a great opportunity to offer a level of transparency that hasn't been available to Quicken customers for a long time. I'm really excited about this too!
Posted by: Jordan Siegerman | April 28, 2005 at 05:03 PM