On Monday, May 06, 2002, Allie C Martin wrote...

> Miguel A. Urech [MAU] wrote:
> ...
>>> I agree with you on this.

MAU>> Are you a human or just a computer trying to be nice to me? ;-)

> I understand your frustration.

> I also understand that staffing constraints/limitations prevent
> Ritlabs from giving stellar support. However, I can't help but think
> there's more than room for improvement. I guess they don't really see
> this aspect of software production etc. as being that terribly
> important and they need to be very careful with this position and come
> to think of it, can only afford such a position since their product is
> significantly ahead of the others in ways that will assure them a
> faithful user-base.

The fortunate thing about RitLabs is they run things like this list.
Support isn't always needed if a few technically minded people that
use the product can pitch together.  In a way, RitLabs has sneaked in
Free Tech Support staff ;)  But you also have to consider the fact
they probably do listen/view what we have to say... we mention bugs
and stuff, they get fixed (or the major ones at least).

> I just had problems with my Dell laptop and was interestingly
> wondering which compAny to go for before buying the Dell, i.e.,
> Gateway or Dell. I went Dell. My hard disk went baD and they sent an
> agent to my home in Jamaica and changed the drive (four days after the
> complaint). If it were Gateway, I'd get the drive changed but after
> shipping the drive to them. Dell won my loyalty based on service since
> I don't think the quality of either companies products are that
> different.

Dell have won numerous awards for support, and customer services...
that kind of services is one that costs a lot for the company to setup
at first... but is one hell of a pay back once word gets around.

> I'm really happy about these lists and am glad to be a part of their
> running since this all helps the products support and general
> reception.

Agreed... see my comment earlier about free support ;)  These lists
have been nothing but inspiration, and ideas from the time I joined...
I see a lot of mailing lists every day, along with support emails,
calls, and all kinds of other stuff (the fun of being a system
admin/programmer/support staff).  Lists like this are always a great
help... at both ends... the support staff, and the person that needs
the help.

-- 
Jonathan Angliss
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