> > > > I think that is always such crappy excuse 'I do this for free ..'. If you > are at some store and you see the owner give your kids some sweet that you > saw previously fell on the floor. Would you accept his argument 'but it was > for free'? > > Thanks for your continued veiled demands at service. Did this approach work > when you contacted Microsoft,
Well I can remember being surprised by receiving an update with my fix (obviously could have been reported previously). They also referred me to some different email address for discussing a bounty. In some configurations outlook 2019 is losing your email, they are not getting this one for free. Wasted to much time on their software. > Apple Yes some apple developers agreed their implementation/design was not ok > and Google to see why their candy store Google is not responding, but I got nice letter from EU commission that they used some of my reports in an anti trust case. > gave you floor candy, even after you paid for their OSes? The list goes on and on. This approach works everywhere were there are people with a brain that just focus on what is argued, not how it is argued. _______________________________________________ Swan mailing list [email protected] https://lists.libreswan.org/mailman/listinfo/swan
