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Re: Re : MS 6.0 bugs and Build-dates



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Very well said Guy.

Thanks

John Manasco

Guy Gordon wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 14 Jul 1997 08:08:56 -0600, Equis Support wrote:
> 
> >As to posting "patches" ON THE WEB SITE.  We do not do that because the
> >way MetaStock is compiled, it would be nearly impossible.  Most of the
> >functionality is in the exe itself.  If you have a problem, contact us
> >in support and if it turns out to be a "bug" that has been fixed, or a
> >"bug" at all, we will take care of you.  We always have and we always
> >will.
> 
> You are not listening to us!
> 
> I don't *want* to have to find a bug before you will "take care of
> me".   What if I don't notice the bug?  Does that make it OK for it to
> be there?
> 
> What if that bug costs me money, because I didn't notice it, and
> therefore you didn't "take care of me"?
> 
> Why should every one of us users have to go through the frustration of
> identifying each of your bugs, and then contacting you at support,
> just to find out that you knew about it all along?
> 
> Let me tell you where Equis is heading.  Did you ever hear of
> WordPerfect Corp?  They had the same policy on bug fixes.  Do you know
> where they are now?  Do you know how many of their original employees
> still have those jobs?
> 
> You are   N O T    L I S T E N I N G    to your CUSTOMERS!
> 
> Why do I feel I have to yell to get your attention?  Don't think its
> just me.  Many others on this list have expressed the same
> frustration.
> 
> Your customers want bug fixes on the web.  Don't tell me its "nearly
> impossible".  Microsoft does it.  Netscape Does it.  Symantec does it.
> Hell, even *I* do it.  There is nothing impossible about posting a 3Mb
> MSWIN.EXE on the web in a ZIP file.
> 
> Stop being negative and do something POSITIVE about it.  Find a way to
> do it.  If MetaStock really can't be updated on the web because of the
> way it is compiled, FIX IT SO IT CAN BE.  If *you* don't know how,
> post this message in the hall, and maybe someone else at Equis will
> figure it out.  Find out how other companies do it.  Hire a consultant
> to do it.  BUT DO IT.
> 
> Why don't you post your data formats on your web page?  Don't you
> understand that add-on products and utilities would make MetaStock
> MORE VALUABLE to your customers?   It's the same problem:  it wouldn't
> add directly to the Equis bottom line, and you just don't care about
> your customers.