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> it showed the nature of what I was talking about My apologies. Yes, it did do that. The overall point is that you have to be there in person to judge quality
by eesmith 2y ago
> it showed the nature of what I was talking about
My apologies. Yes, it did do that. The overall point is that you have to be there in person to judge quality - there was no advice for how to do it with internet sales.
The rest of my reply was, as they say, me being triggered.
- Over2Chars 2y agoYes, you bring up a real problem - the dominance of "sale by mail". But I think if there is a return policy or a 'try before you buy' one then the usual quality inspection might work. Postal based sales (mediated by a web interface or whatever) would be a problem of evaluating the quality of domestic (presumably higher quality) goods. The now antiquated in-person retail outlet allowed you to inspect the goods before you purchased. Now we just hope some AI summary of reviews and a "star system" will provide us quality goods....?