[redwood]

As much as I agree with you, it's better to put on the roadmap for things that you've done recently than what your employees want to hear... After all you don't want your employees telling customers something's coming promising a future that may not come. We all forget that our customers don't even know what we've already done and we can always sell we've already built

[polote]

> After all you don't want your employees telling customers something's coming promising a future that may not come.

Every companies do that all the time. And there is no way to prevent that. It is impossible to predict 100% accurately things that you are going to build in 6 month