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If this had been explained exactly as you did here, we might have listened. All we ever heard was, "Disable your addons", which from a technically-inclined user
by quaunaut 12y ago
If this had been explained exactly as you did here, we might have listened. All we ever heard was, "Disable your addons", which from a technically-inclined user's point of view is akin to your ISP saying "power cycle your modem" for a problem that seemed unrelated.
This is one of those times where I have to wonder why so many companies feel it's such a bad idea to get technical with their users.
- thisone 12y agoI think one of the main problems would be that the loud and angry forum types wouldn't care about know why disabling addons (by the entire raid) would fix the issue. They would still see it as a problem with "the devs" and not a problem with the addon. Communicating it clearly to addon developers, that may have helped I think. You know, use the com channels sparingly and for short, targeted messages only, because "lag". From what I remember there was quite a bit of pride surrounding having the most used addon. And the ability to say "my raid addon doesn't cause lag like the old favourite" would have spurred on some devs to get even more creative with limited resources.