Have you let Nikon know about your problem/issue?

No one is saying "keep silent" -- rather, we're saying "work the problem in a way that has potential of yielding positive results."

If enough people complain, why wouldn't that be an incentive for them to get their act together? I agree Nikon is failing here, but I don't think they're just evil fools out to ignore their customer base. If nothing else, their evil self-interest should keep them from doing that. It is also possible that this problem isn't trivial, and that it's taking time for them to come up with a solid solution. In these things I find that assigning pure motives and cooperating with, yes, even those who seem to be slighting me is far more productive.

I agree with that. Voicing our concern here is also useful, up to a point, and as long (and I think you fit in this category) it is done with evidence, reason and the desire to inform others. But if we all also inform Nikon in a documented way -- their documented way -- we stand a better chance.

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