in the same logic, why not encourage ICANN to spam our customers ? or the US department of commerce to do that ? both could justify it the same way. and would they improve like NSI after they spammed our customers with their End user survey this summer ? is it really so difficult to see where OpenSRS needs improvements ? i was more under the impression they already don't know how to satisfy the most pressing needs on time since one year. isn't it often the case that businesses start with such things when they start loosing touch through self-inflating management ? kind regards philippe, http://A-Z-Internet.com --- *** --- >You will never be able to improve your service. All the companies does that.
- End user survey Philippe Landau
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- RE: End user survey Ross Wm. Rader
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- RE: End user survey J. Scott Schiller
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- Re: End user survey, normal Steve Poirier
- Re: ICANN End user survey Philippe Landau
- Re: ICANN End user survey Philippe Landau
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