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The scorn for customers in general is palpable. Why is Oracle even allowing this person to be a voice for their brand?
by juliangregorian 11y ago
The scorn for customers in general is palpable. Why is Oracle even allowing this person to be a voice for their brand?
- wolfgke 11y ago> Why is Oracle even allowing this person to be a voice for their brand? Because her text will probably only infuriate people that will arguably never be Oracle customers?
- throwaway7767 11y ago> Because her text will probably only infuriate people that will arguably never be Oracle customers? As a sysadmin with customers who run oracle, and who put some stock in what I say, I can say I am more likely to warn people away from oracle in the future. While in some companies, tech purchasing decisions are made by suits with little or no input from techies, that's not universal.
- mhurron 11y agoIf Oracle won't sick the sales people on your upper managers if they even get wind that someone at the company want's to move away, you're just not a large enough customer and Oracle doesn't give a shit if you move.
- worklogin 11y agoAs if Oracle's practices shouldn't have already warned you away. If this is what set you off...
- Perdition 11y agoCould be a ploy like how many scammers use poor spelling and grammar so that they don't waste their time chasing up people too smart to fall for the scam. Except it is if you are really concerned about security or have a backbone Oracle don't want to waste time on trying to sell to you.
- tw04 11y agoI can only assume you've never dealt with Oracle. This is Oracle. Once your business is reliant on their products, this is how they act, because they can.
- wolfgke 11y agoCould this rather be a reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10040366 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10040366 ?
- dr_zoidberg 11y agoConsidering the post is down, maybe they've "done something about it" already.