i am an end user, since i use dotlrn in my classes. people use the tools they get or they don't use the system. In many respects, it is more interesting to figure out, why some people are not using the system, because their needs are not met. we have about 10 to 15 "power users", who are very constructive, while most others are hard to asses and they frequently don't know the possibilities in details, or they have vague ideas. The best thing for .LRN would be to force every involved developer to use the system in their daily work....
I fully agree with the general message, but we have to focus on both, polishing the details and developing the right modules. For that, we have to ask the user and compare .lrn with other products.
