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You left out half of the article (I’m definitely not exaggerating here) about consulting packages and other products in your “essentially”. Yes, the article wou
by oefrha 3y ago
You left out half of the article (I’m definitely not exaggerating here) about consulting packages and other products in your “essentially”. Yes, the article would be a lot better without the half you also seem to believe doesn’t belong.
- mort96 3y agoWhen the store is introduced, listing the services which can be bought through it is only natural. I am 100% convinced that neither you nor all the other people would have such a negative reaction if there was a simple connecting paragraph which explicitly connects the plug-in to the store in some PR-y "we care about our users" kind of way.
- oefrha 3y agoIt is not at all natural to dedicate half of the text to unrelated promotions in a negative piece about another company. When you do that, some people assume you’re taking the free publicity to promote unrelated stuff. As I said in another comment, it’s totally natural to mention <banned thing> is now available at your own store. It’s okay to briefly call attention to other products as well. But a long piece filled with marketing speak is not the way to do it. Anyway, I’ve wasted enough time on the marketing BS, I’m not going to respond further.