Gene wrote:
Point two. Why would Millenia want to duplicate efforts by wasting time
They wouldn't be duplicating any efforts. They'd be providing a newer
technology that potentially offers more flexibility and expandability.
Mailing lists are solutions to a problem that originated at the dawn of
e-mailing.
Why would AT&T waste time duplicating the efforts of the orignal
"wireless" service (morse code-based)? <grin> Today, why is Verizon
offering VOIP services when they have perfectly functional phone service?
Why should I need to set up filters for specific cases and watches when
that entire process can be automated from the start? It also allows
users to see what they want, when they want it, even if it was posted 2
years ago. It also would be placed into very specific topics, which
isn't done today.
Millenia to create duplicate work so you don't have to read everything
you aren't interested in is asking a bit much. I would prefer to see
their efforts directed towards correcting the already growing list of
bugs in ver. 6.
That's a cop out. I don't mean that in an insulting manner, but that
example can be used for ANYTHING essentially meaning that Millenia
should never do anything but work on code. Businesses exist outside of
code and customer service improvements are part of that equation.
Point four. The point of a mailing list is so that when one person has
a solution to a question, they can share it with everyone who may have
the same or similar problem. If you don't want to read other solutions,
don't.
A web forum would allow that to happen in a MUCH improved fashion. I may
not have the problem today, but when I do run into it much later, I can
just go to the web forum, click on Search, type in my search criteria
(including complex searches) and get results back. Meanwhile I didn't
have to filter out those messages when they were originally posted.
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