Microsoft have been doing it for years. Though usualy were on a fullypatched system they suggest you run windows update and you respond NO not helpful and type

Microsoft have been doing it for years. Though usualy were on a fullypatched system they suggest you run windows update and you respond NO not helpful and type your rant of the day. Feedback has two uses. 1) lets the user vent 2) gives some feedback and mostly in a form that is humourous to read. Not all feedback is read and taken note of but even if some is then it's better than not having it. Mostly it allows the user to vent. When that feedback is voice based is when we realy will start to have fun and the whole "Fn peace of shit computer" will actualy start to make sence. Now if they could add a tactile sensor on the side of the computer you could press with your fist as well to rate your frustration - then the whole feedback model will actualy fit with users expectations, until that day arrives I'll take my venting were I can ;).