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> Continuing to "punish" them for something they fixed only sends the message that the fix was pointless It also sends a message to other companies that things
by burke 10y ago
> Continuing to "punish" them for something they fixed only sends the message that the fix was pointless
It also sends a message to other companies that things like this aren't forgiven easily, whether or not that's the immediate intent.
- dawnerd 10y agoAs a consumer it's a trust issue. How can I trust that they wont try to sneak this in some time in the future?
- SteveNuts 10y ago> How can I trust that they wont try to sneak this in some time in the future? They will. They'll just have to do it more slowly than they thought.
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- sgarman 10y agoI think a "hey we messed up" would go a long way.
- daveguy 10y agoThat won't happen because to them the only thing they messed up was the execution.