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I see, schrödinger companies. The answer to a question (that isn't any company secret but a simple question) is totally different depending on you being a clien
by FRex 9y ago
I see, schrödinger companies. The answer to a question (that isn't any company secret but a simple question) is totally different depending on you being a client vs. being a journalist.
- StavrosK 9y agoI don't so much see the answer as being totally different as I see the amount of effort going into the answer varying wildly.
- thanksgiving 9y agoShould Consumer Review disclose the fact that they will review the car when they buy a car from a dealership?
- StavrosK 9y agoThe author didn't review the service, he basically assumed many things about the inner workings and didn't give the company a chance to clarify. Consumer Review doesn't have to disclose the fact that they will review a car when they buy it from a dealership, but they probably should ask GM to comment when they say "it seems to us, without having driven one or heard from anyone who has driven one, that GM are making their cars so they explode on impact".
- thanksgiving 9y ago> Consumer Review doesn't have to disclose the fact that they will review a car when they buy it from a dealership, but they probably should ask GM to comment when they say "it seems to us, without having driven one or heard from anyone who has driven one, that GM are making their cars so they explode on impact". Do they have to disclose that they are Consumer Review when they talk to GM?