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Totally disagree. Classic case of oversharing. Even if yer inept, you don't let your custies know it at this level of detail. There's frank and there's pathetic
by karlthorssen 17y ago
Totally disagree. Classic case of oversharing. Even if yer inept, you don't let your custies know it at this level of detail. There's frank and there's pathetic sounding.
- ugh 17y agoWell, as a customer I would definitly feel very well informed. Well enough, to know that I can sue (then again, who would do that because of a cheap iPhone app that is no more working).
- Tichy 17y agoDefinitely oversharing, but that's sad, not funny. YMMV of course :-)
- karzeem 17y agoFrom the developer's perspective, he's got Amazon about to take down a major feature of his apps. He has to tell customers something when their apps suddenly stop working. I'm coming around to the idea that he probably shouldn't have included the message from Amazon, but a serious, honest mea culpa is certainly in order.
- pvg 17y ago"Yer inept [...] custies"? There's frank, there's pathetic-sounding and there's turning every day into talk-like-a-pirate day.
- talkingtiki 17y agoThat's good snark lather, but if you actually look at the collectorz.com forums, you find that yes, the email WAS as bad as all that: http://www.collectorz.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=15897&start=0 http://www.collectorz.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=15...
- pvg 17y agoOh I read it in the original post (not sure what gave you the idea I hadn't). It's does drag on although I don't find it notably horrible - the field is highly competitive. At the same time, it's hard to take 'right way to talk to ur customers' [linked post] and 'arr, yer custies' as anything other than snark fodder, especially given the topic.