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CatDevURandom
3267 days ago
What are the odds this suddenly actually gets attention when it hits the front page?
Do you really have to publicly shame a company into action?
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eponeponepon
3267 days ago
In this field, where 90% of one's choices for a product or service are bordering on clones of one another, and the companies involved therefore have nothing to differentiate them beyond how well you perceive them - yes, pretty much.
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sand500
3267 days ago
Yes and this isn't limited to software companies. Twitter probably your best option to get actual support these days.
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icelancer
3267 days ago
Pretty much. I wield my blue checkmark like a CS hammer on Twitter. Works well.
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