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> it's sometimes "you can't possibly fix the bug or implement the feature that you want to" Yes. It is, and that is what any responsible person should choose.
by bigstrat2003 1y ago
> it's sometimes "you can't possibly fix the bug or implement the feature that you want to"
Yes. It is, and that is what any responsible person should choose.
- thfuran 1y agoSo you'd tell customers "No, I'm not fixing that bug because doing so would offend my aesthetic sensibilities. Yes, I know you have a support contract, but I simply refuse to address your problem even though I could"? Or maybe you'd phrase it a little differently in public.
- rogerrogerr 1y ago“Poor decisions on your part do not constitute an emergency on mine.”
- willis936 1y ago"Poor decisions on a third party's part do constitute an emergency on mine."
- frumplestlatz 1y agoYes, I have told customers exactly that when there was no supported way to achieve what they wanted. I'm not putting my name on that.