OK, so basically if you have invested thousands of man hours/dollars in developing for Windows Mobile 6, we now have to throw that investment away and start again? It's a real kick in the face for a lot of people that have backed and been loyal to the previous
platform.
Silverlight is just a turn-off. To be brutally honest, I think we'll probably end up swtching to a multi-platform framework such as Titanium or Corona. Right now, I'm just really disappointed in the big investment we have made in Windows Mobile turning to
nothing.
I realise Microsoft have to make (much needed) progress on the mobile side of things, but they are alienating the very people that have supported them by doing this. This decision not to support WM6 will cost us real dollars (e.g. the money we have invested
in our current product and the lost likllihood of any future sales to recoup this investment). It massively affects our business and future strategy.