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Well, by that definition, Google can also be considered your customer. Or any vendor can also be considered their customer's customer.
by ori_b 16y ago
Well, by that definition, Google can also be considered your customer. Or any vendor can also be considered their customer's customer.
- WalterGR 16y agoI don't think I understand what you mean... Do you mean swapping the roles via inverting the sense of "giver of something of value" and "provider of service"? As in: "I provide Google the service of access to my personal data, and they give me use of Gmail as a payment, therefore Google is my customer." "I provide my vendor the service of access to currency, and they give me a product as a payment, therefore my vendor is my customer." That seems like a stretch, so I must be missing something.
- ori_b 16y agoNo, I'm just saying that it's a very vague way of defining a customer/vendor.
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- testgoogl 16y agoI've been getting these infinite loops at login in gmail about once a week now. It's getting ridiculous. Google, please fix this. Sometimes clearing cookies doesn't even help