> I think I'll use your method of answering bad comments.

> It is frustrating in the extreme to see someone go through the effort
> to write a comment and post it to the market place when they could
> have just as easily emailed it to the developer who could have, 1)
> explained what is really happening, 2) ask them exactly what they are
> doing to cause this issue, or 3) just tell them that you'll start
> working on a fix asap.

> I find myself hating my own users!!

> Ken

> On Nov 10, 11:38 am, "Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru)"
> <cor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I've been puzzled by the lack of ability for a developer to
> answercommentsmade on the market by users. It has been frustrating to
> seenegativecommentsor questions made and be unable to do anything about
> > them...

> > I've found an easy to use, yet undocumented method to do this.

> > First, download and install your own app.

> > Second, wait for a comment that you need to respond to, then simply
> > add a comment of your own prefaced by "Developer comment:" - your
> > comment will appear as a new comment. Each comment made sticks in
> thecommentslist, so you can effectively answer anything made on your
> > app.

> > Google should have mentioned this, it's so easy to do.

> > Paid apps may have a problem doing this as developers (for some
> > reason) can't download their own paid apps.

> > -John Coryat

> > "Radar Now!"

> > "What Zip Code?"

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