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It sounds like more of an engineering issue. I'd imagine that unlimited-up-to-the-capacity-our-system-can-handle is reasonable. The biggest takeaway from this
by lilbobbytables 10y ago
It sounds like more of an engineering issue. I'd imagine that unlimited-up-to-the-capacity-our-system-can-handle is reasonable.
The biggest takeaway from this should be: if you think you might be pushing a system, you should probably talk to a human first to get confirmation on how it will work for your specific scenario, and not just use their sales page.
Particularly when that tool is so important to your operations.
- quirkot 10y ago>> The biggest takeaway from this should be: if you think you might be pushing a system, you should probably talk to a human first Two things: a) I wouldn't blink at 10k if my line in the sand was "Unlimited number of people" (would I similarly ask a human if Amharic glyphs are supported if the advertisement suggested "chat in all languages"?) b) It may behoove me to verify claims before jumping in, but it is absolutely 100% the responsibility of the organization to set expectations in line with what it can deliver