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Sure, but most people would consider the original poster's request as quite reasonable. Instead of considering it in a balanced way and producing a polite & co
by jfoster 12y ago
Sure, but most people would consider the original poster's request as quite reasonable.
Instead of considering it in a balanced way and producing a polite & considered response, the response was idealistic rhetoric. For better or worse, I think that does qualify the attitude of response as "unprofessional", as stingraycharles pointed out.
- chappi42 12y agoGoogle is the unprofessional one. Threaten to not support Jessie, hey? What an arrogant self-referred world Google lives in?
- davidw 12y agoI think Google is more or less "in the wrong" too, but a less snippy, snarky response would probably do more to convince people of that. "You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar", as they say.
- chappi42 12y agoProbably yes. As a non-native english speaker it is quite difficult to find an enough but not too much snippy/snarky response (had e.g. to lookup these words)).
- stingraycharles 12y agoWhat are you implying, that when English is not your native tongue, it is easier to be snarky? English is a second language to me, and I cannot imagine this being true.