Although I’ve stretched my response to the conversation I had with the folks from Wesabe over far more days – and by “days”, I mean “weeks” – than I’d intended, I wanted to touch on one other turn taken in the conversation that I’m fairly passionate about.

The topic, of course, is transparency. I’m a firm believer that transparency is, in general, a very good thing and engenders loyalty, trust and a lot of other positive feelings. It’s been my experience, as both a developer and a consumer, that organizations can make an awful lot of mistakes as long as they’re accountable for those mistakes and make them right.

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