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Slack is also super responsive when you file a ticket and in some cases have pushed out a change in a few hours. They accept tickets and issues from anyone (not
by ec109685 8y ago
Slack is also super responsive when you file a ticket and in some cases have pushed out a change in a few hours. They accept tickets and issues from anyone (not just admins).
I wouldn’t even know how to file a ticket with GDocs.
- arsalanb 8y agoCan you explain the last sentence? Sort of blew my mind..
- Swizec 8y agoLike if you find a bug in Google Docs ... what do you do? Scream into the pillow? Work around it? Complain on twitter?
- Lukas_Skywalker 8y agoI believe OP meant "file a bug for GDocs", not "file a bug using GDocs".
- arsalanb 8y agoAh, that makes sense. I was thinking of how one could file a bug using GDocs and it was an interesting idea. Thanks!
- cannonedhamster 8y agoTheoretically I think it's possible to submit bugs using GDocs especially since you can essentially use Javascript to do so. The coding engine is pretty powerful. I can imagine using forms to do so.
- Deimorz 8y agoMy home address has been bugged in Google Maps for months. When you enter it, Google Maps modifies it for some reason and makes it point to the wrong location. I've sent a bunch of reports and "feedback" in about it but it all just seems to go into a black hole without even being acknowledged.
- omnimus 8y agoFor example Google Fonts - there are several very good and popular open-source fonts that still (after years) waiting to get pulled into the service. You can just look at the tickets at https://github.com/google/fonts https://github.com/google/fonts This is quite suprising to me because i think google this way gets their snooping JS on lot of websites. It generates data for them. Sure they also have to host it... but then again this is just matter of accepting pull request.