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2010-01-07 , 17:59
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Originally Posted by volt View Post
Let me ask you, Krisse, if you bought a Peugeot, blue, and the car radio turned out to be buggy, sort of malfunctioning at times, clearly not what you expect from a radio, would you go to the peugeot forum and:
Sorry, but I'm going to stop you right there because you're implying something that isn't true.

Maemo.org is NOT the Nokia technical support forum. That's over on Nokia.com.

This is the maemo.org community forum. It's not a part of Nokia, nor is it responsible for Nokia's products.

As I said in the original post, the point of this community is supposed to be to discuss and improve the Maemo platform. The best way of doing that is constructive criticism: say what works, say what doesn't, mention how to possibly fix what doesn't.


Because, as silly as that sounds, that is kind of how criticism is met here. And I don't think you'd be acting anything like these handful of people, but I also don't think you'd live up to your expectations of constructive criticism.
I wouldn't expect constructive criticism of customers complaining to manufacturers, of course not!

But this is not a commercial consumer forum, this is a community-run community-led development forum.

If you want to complain in a non-constructive way about a Nokia product, contact Nokia.

If you want to discuss and improve the Maemo platform, hang around on maemo.org.

Those are two different things.
Last edited by krisse; 2010-01-07 at 18:03.
 

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