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Our standard terms of service include a clause for Promotional disclosure. Users can opt out. I do appreciate your feedback and I’ll edit that comment to remov
by encoderer 9y ago
Our standard terms of service include a clause for Promotional disclosure. Users can opt out.
I do appreciate your feedback and I’ll edit that comment to remove the name of the vendor integration requested.
- jstanley 9y agoIdeally your terms of service wouldn't be a tool to wield against people who don't have time to read it.
- encoderer 9y agoSorry you feel it’s being used that way. We’ve literally never had a complaint from a customer about this, but it’s nice to know that people with feelings as strong as yours about this exist so we can be sensitive to it.
- Spooky23 9y agoYou should be happy to get that kind of feedback! People who read terms in advance will disqualify you because of terms like that.
- j_s 9y ago>Sorry you feel it’s being used that way I am still willing to agree to disagree (your service, your ToS, your customers, etc.), but 100% certain the blatant nonapology is better skipped in the future.
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- owenmarshall 9y agoYou consider sharing internal ticket information “promotional disclosure?” You might just want to delete the original comment; it was an incredibly poor decision and demonstrates a frightening lack of professionalism.
- encoderer 9y ago> You consider sharing internal ticket information “promotional disclosure?” Yes, I think it’s fair game to discuss feature requests to a saas business in the comments of a story about feature requests to saas businesses.