Rick Lecoat said:
Well, if you want 100 percent accuracy then you have to poll every
single user of Powermail on every single question that comes up for
discussion. That is clearly near-impossible, and certainly ludicrously
impractical. If even a single PM user's opinions are omitted from the
Rick Lecoat suggested:
Which means that we are talking about statistical approximations here,
just as most marketing decisions are, and, that being the case, I repeat
my notion that this list can serve as a practical cross section of the
user base. Is it completely accurate? Of course not. But I
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On 4/25/2007 10:58 PM, Matthias Schmidt wrote:
Am/On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 17:52:35 -0400 schrieb/wrote Winston Weinmann:
A user forum does not have that problem, but of course does not push
questions out to users. A forum also keeps a more readily
That's your answer?
Oh, Mikael.
Or should I call you 'Mr Spock'?
; -)
Rick
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Received from Mikael Byström on 26/4/07 at 13:42
Rick Lecoat said:
Well, if you want 100 percent accuracy then you have to poll
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Rick Lecoat said:
That's your answer?
Oh, Mikael.
Or should I call you 'Mr Spock'?
; -)
What else could I say?
That CTM could, do and probably should lend an ear to this list is
obvious. For us on this list to assume it's a practical cross-section
of the user base is something else entirely.
Tim Lapin (sympatico) said this:
It is true that a web based forum will never be as fast or as clean in
the interface as a text based mailing list but...
Forums are only as slow as the load originating from them and the speed
of the receiving computer.
Yes, but as one reason for me why I am
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