Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
Hi All,
I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
T wrote:
Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T About the same chance as a snowball in hell. |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On 4/15/2015 3:52 PM, Dino wrote:
T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T About the same chance as a snowball in hell. Not too sure about Hell, Read this. http://themetapicture.com/hell-expla...t-expect-that/ Regards, Rene |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
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to government asking for help they can see you're kidding. "T" escreveu na mensagem ... Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On 04/15/2015 02:10 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 4/15/2015 3:52 PM, Dino wrote: T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T About the same chance as a snowball in hell. Not too sure about Hell, Read this. http://themetapicture.com/hell-expla...t-expect-that/ Regards, Rene On my! |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
T wrote:
Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp MSFT makes the rules for the Feedback program. Not choosing to accept those requirements to provide feedback is akin to saying 'ignore my input' -- ...winston msft mvp consumer apps |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On 04/16/2015 01:28 AM, . . .winston wrote:
T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp Nicely stated, no? MSFT makes the rules for the Feedback program. Not choosing to accept those requirements to provide feedback is akin to saying 'ignore my input' If M$ paid any attention, and I mean any attention at all, Windows 8 would have never happened. So, I do feel stupid even wasting my time providing "feedback". And if they really wanted anyone's feedback, they wouldn't require you to sign up for an "account". This is all about marketing you. Not about feedback. |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On Thu, 16 Apr 2015 10:02:43 -0700, T wrote:
And if they really wanted anyone's feedback, they wouldn't require you to sign up for an "account". Why not? It would be an indication that the user was committed to MSFT products and not some DLU troll. |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On Thu, 16 Apr 2015 10:02:43 -0700, T wrote:
On 04/16/2015 01:28 AM, . . .winston wrote: T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp Nicely stated, no? IMHO, it has too many grammar mistakes to be considered "nicely stated", but other than that I get your point. As others have said, though, MS gets to make the rules for their programs. |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
T wrote:
On 04/16/2015 01:28 AM, . . .winston wrote: T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp Nicely stated, no? MSFT makes the rules for the Feedback program. Not choosing to accept those requirements to provide feedback is akin to saying 'ignore my input' If M$ paid any attention, and I mean any attention at all, Windows 8 would have never happened. So, I do feel stupid even wasting my time providing "feedback". And if they really wanted anyone's feedback, they wouldn't require you to sign up for an "account". This is all about marketing you. Not about feedback. No, it's about soliciting feedback from Win10P users who are willing to follow the guidelines MSFT determines appropriate. i.e. If you disagree with those guidelines you by default are agreeing to be ignored including any potential feedback and any complaints about 'paying any attention [at all]'. -- ...winston msft mvp consumer apps |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
T wrote:
On 04/16/2015 01:28 AM, . . .winston wrote: T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp Nicely stated, no? MSFT makes the rules for the Feedback program. Not choosing to accept those requirements to provide feedback is akin to saying 'ignore my input' If M$ paid any attention, and I mean any attention at all, Windows 8 would have never happened. So, I do feel stupid even wasting my time providing "feedback". And if they really wanted anyone's feedback, they wouldn't require you to sign up for an "account". This is all about marketing you. Not about feedback. Have you ever worked in a development environment ? How much time do you think is set aside in a day to read "social.technet.microsoft.com" ? Probably less time than is set aside to read the comic strip in the local daily newspaper. The only person who might consider your opinion: 1) A social scientist outside the development organization. 2) Tasked to track customer opinion. 3) And make PowerPoint slides with neat little histograms on them. 4) That nobody reads. Paul |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On Thu, 16 Apr 2015 23:24:26 -0400, Paul wrote:
T wrote: On 04/16/2015 01:28 AM, . . .winston wrote: T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp Nicely stated, no? MSFT makes the rules for the Feedback program. Not choosing to accept those requirements to provide feedback is akin to saying 'ignore my input' If M$ paid any attention, and I mean any attention at all, Windows 8 would have never happened. So, I do feel stupid even wasting my time providing "feedback". And if they really wanted anyone's feedback, they wouldn't require you to sign up for an "account". This is all about marketing you. Not about feedback. Have you ever worked in a development environment ? How much time do you think is set aside in a day to read "social.technet.microsoft.com" ? Probably less time than is set aside to read the comic strip in the local daily newspaper. The only person who might consider your opinion: 1) A social scientist outside the development organization. 2) Tasked to track customer opinion. 3) And make PowerPoint slides with neat little histograms on them. 4) That nobody reads. #1 is probably an intern. |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On 04/16/2015 10:39 AM, mechanic wrote:
On Thu, 16 Apr 2015 10:02:43 -0700, T wrote: And if they really wanted anyone's feedback, they wouldn't require you to sign up for an "account". Why not? It would be an indication that the user was committed to MSFT products and not some DLU troll. The only purpose is to market you. If you think M$ listens to your feedback, you are deluded. Back when "Frankenstein the Elder" (w8) was previewing, the roar was deafening. M$ didn't care. And I might posit that the only reason behind Frankenstein and Sons is the Microsoft Store. Apple is eating M$'s lunch with the Apple Store. |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On 04/16/2015 10:54 AM, Char Jackson wrote:
On Thu, 16 Apr 2015 10:02:43 -0700, T wrote: On 04/16/2015 01:28 AM, . . .winston wrote: T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp Nicely stated, no? IMHO, it has too many grammar mistakes to be considered "nicely stated", but other than that I get your point. As others have said, though, MS gets to make the rules for their programs. True. And I get to bitch about it too. |
Asked M$ to post ISO when they post fast track
On 04/16/2015 03:14 PM, . . .winston wrote:
T wrote: On 04/16/2015 01:28 AM, . . .winston wrote: T wrote: Hi All, I asked M$ to post their ISOs the same time they post their fast tracks: https://social.technet.microsoft.com...ew2014Feedback What do you suppose my chances are of them paying attention? 0.0000000001%? -T You might have had a marginal chance of someone noticing the request before stating the following: qp And they are not letting me use the tool unless I have one of their idiot account. /qp Nicely stated, no? MSFT makes the rules for the Feedback program. Not choosing to accept those requirements to provide feedback is akin to saying 'ignore my input' If M$ paid any attention, and I mean any attention at all, Windows 8 would have never happened. So, I do feel stupid even wasting my time providing "feedback". And if they really wanted anyone's feedback, they wouldn't require you to sign up for an "account". This is all about marketing you. Not about feedback. No, it's about soliciting feedback from Win10P users who are willing to follow the guidelines MSFT determines appropriate. i.e. If you disagree with those guidelines you by default are agreeing to be ignored including any potential feedback and any complaints about 'paying any attention [at all]'. They don't pay any attention anyway. They just want you signed up so they can market you. You will notice that the name of the forum is "WinPreview2014Feedback". And, they themselves admit they don't take "feedback" on their "feedback" forum. I feel stupid even attempting it. I have to tell myself that when Frankenstein the Elder (w8) was previewing, that the feedback anger was deafening. M$ ignored all of it. I even remember Info World running an article where they stated that yup, M$ just deletes their feedback. I was hoping that m$ had turned a new leaf on social.technet.microsoft.com = "WinPreview2014Feedback", but they did not. I should have known better. |
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