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Yeah. "No (real) customer has ever, or will ever, care about this. ", in fact means "No (real) customer has ever, or will ever, knows how to care about this".
by mamcx 1y ago
Yeah. "No (real) customer has ever, or will ever, care about this. ", in fact means "No (real) customer has ever, or will ever, knows how to care about this".
And because they don't know, the heat is in somebody else. Like the tech support, or windows, or internet, or the anti virus or whatever (because even some tech support, if even exist, don't know but surely have a theory about it).
Let me tell you an example: When the local network, cloud flare, printer, windows, their firewall, etc fails and by coincidence they are using our app. they call US.
And blame US.
A sizable portion of the support calls that are handled by any provider of tech for small companies is about other peoples software.
- impossiblefork 1y agoYes, but couldn't you to market it as 'four times faster than teams', 'no action will ever take longer than 5 ms' 'enables cross-referencing many e-mails without delay-- other software can take half a second to bring up an e-mail', etc?