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SORORS IN THE BUILDIN!!!!!!!! LAWD JESUS KNOWS I LOVE MY SORORS!You are silly!
and I just wanted to say Blue Love Frat, I am a Zeta
Now are you saying you just want to redownload your socialscope because you deleted it on your phone or are you saying you are waiting for the next upgrade?
Naw I need the upgrade, I'll use it for a while, then see how its killin an extra 6-10% an hr off my battery time (Thanks Meterberry!) which will make me delete it. but a bruh needs his twitter!!!
Hit me up!
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and HAPPY EARLY FOUNDERS DAY!!!!! gotta love them Pearls!01-15-10 03:45 PM - Supply and demand moves products and services. If there are issues with the way potential customers are treated, it won't sell.
Now, having read some of the tweets, I don't know that I would have handled this as well as Amit did if someone sent increasingly agitated comments to my personal twitter account. I guess the way I see it, I send all my issues via the requested route; if they ignore them, I have the option of removing the software. In the tweets I read, the insults were somewhat one-sided.
I guess I don't get the aggravation. In pure marketing terms, having three different betas out at a time could be more beneficial than we think.
As for taking a swipe at other products, I think that it reaching a bit.
For the record, I don't even know that SocialScope is the best client out there, IMHO. I don't wanna minimize valid concerns, but I have had the privilege (and sometimes, horror) of serving as a beta tester for countless products for quite a long time. This is not the most restrictive one I have dealt with.01-15-10 11:24 PM - All I kept asking him was why. All I wanted to do was point out the different point of view, and show him why people are so agitated. His hissy fit was uncalled for. And on his twitter account, it states that he is a developer for social scope. Now, if you had an issue with software, and you weren't getting any answers from tech support on the issue you had with said software, and you had one outlet, maybe an email of the developer, you take that outlet.Supply and demand moves products and services. If there are issues with the way potential customers are treated, it won't sell.
Now, having read some of the tweets, I don't know that I would have handled this as well as Amit did if someone sent increasingly agitated comments to my personal twitter account. I guess the way I see it, I send all my issues via the requested route; if they ignore them, I have the option of removing the software. In the tweets I read, the insults were somewhat one-sided.
I guess I don't get the aggravation. In pure marketing terms, having three different betas out at a time could be more beneficial than we think.
As for taking a swipe at other products, I think that it reaching a bit.
For the record, I don't even know that SocialScope is the best client out there, IMHO. I don't wanna minimize valid concerns, but I have had the privilege (and sometimes, horror) of serving as a beta tester for countless products for quite a long time. This is not the most restrictive one I have dealt with.
In pure marketing terms, the customer is always right. Misinformation, insults, threats, and hissy fits, are not the way to run a business. Whether Amit likes it or not, he DOES owe socialscope users something. As beta testers, they provide for him a service that would normally cost money in exchange for the usage of software. This is the definition of a beta. The only beta warnings he had up were to submit feedback at the sign of a problem so they can fix it. No as is usage. Therefore, his promise of software in exchange for services as a tester is binding, and can be relied upon. There is an exchange, a contract for services rendered. And he stated he can't afford a lawyer. Seems I could already have a valid lawsuit against him already. I'd hate to see what happens if he keeps this up once he starts selling socialscope...Last edited by Zman3001; 01-15-10 at 11:38 PM.
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