You're missing a critical point of zerojay's, which admittedly came after the post you quoted BUT has been stated previously. Zero pointed out the in 6 months of use he's never had the card problem. Even more important, I informally tested prerelease versions (rigorously) that actually had obvious bugs and never encountered a single card failure of any sort during that time. This is why I said in another thread that simply asking for those who HAVE had the problem misses an important point: the null hypothesis (if you're involved with QA then you know of what I speak).

The fact remains that while catching such bugs is indeed incumbent upon Nokia software QA, there ARE a multitude of factors involved (the formal explanations provided so far are simplified for brevity's sake) and testing for every possible combination can be problematic. For all the complaining done, the fact also remains that once solid, detailed reports started coming into Bugzilla, Nokia had the materials required to properly analyze the problem. Yes, communications could have been a bit better-- but overall I think the process worked as it should.

Speaking of which: are you filing your numerous issues on Bugzilla?

I'm with Mara on this one, but I wonder how many more complaints would arise due to bug-induced problems...