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| sleeper54 |
Posted: May 14 '08, 10:42 pm |
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RE: priority list?
Quote: Pirich --snip--
OK, let ME write the newsletter.
...truelol...
I can just hear the corporate response...
'Uhmmm . . .we will get back to you on that...'
...tom...
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| roheblius |
Posted: May 14 '08, 10:51 pm |
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Reviews written: 601 Member since: Dec 13 '99
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RE: priority list?
Quote: sleeper54 ...truelol...
I can just hear the corporate response...
'Uhmmm . . .we will get back to you on that...'
...tom...
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I swore you were going with the ME/Mary Ellen joke, but I guess that was too easy.
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| Stephen_Murray |
Posted: May 15 '08, 9:07 am |
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Reviews written: 2346 Member since: Jun 21 '00
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What's that?
Communication? There is the peculiar scattershot and very dubious status report on the morass of searching (not just the massive failures and deterioration of the epinions search engine but the apparent downgrading of epinions in general by/on google).
Now there's no there there (user liaisons in Brisbane, which is not all that far from the place about which Gertrue Stein wrote "there's no there there," Oakland, CA on the sunny side of the San Francisco Bay.
I received information from "management" that we (advisors) are supposed to rate reviews on their quality and leave determing plagiarism to them -- but reporting plagiarism is difficult, and nothing seems to be done about clear instances, so vigilantism will continue, hanging a few newbies plagiarizing themselves along with the miscreants.
And showing epinions rated "somewhat helpful" was a good idea, but encouraging the proliferation of SH "reviews" by 10-4-10 was not. Well... was not, if the company cares about quality, which there is much reason to suppose is a faulty assumption! |
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| sleeper54 |
Posted: May 15 '08, 9:28 am |
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Reviews written: 496 Member since: Feb 24 '01
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RE: priority list?
Quote: roheblius I swore you were going with the ME/Mary Ellen joke, but I guess that was too easy.
Ahhh . . .never made that connection.
But that might be a better alternative . . .no offense Pirich.
But then, we can not even get ME to write a reve ...wait, I see she is flooding the site this month after being mute for so long.
Sorry have to go now, someone needs to be told to Stop Writing..!!
Wait, that would really be a bad thing in these 10-4-10/20 days . . ..
...sigh... They keep changing the rules on me..!!
...tom...
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| mobiprof |
Posted: May 20 '08, 11:37 am |
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Reviews written: 181 Member since: Jun 27 '00
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RE: Is There Enough Communication Between Members & Management?
Quote: millinocket Semantic nitpicking that ends up locking a thread that's really important to the site and the members right now is lunacy.
As you surely noticed by now, I left already.
I am still reading through all that has been added to this thread, but I would like to leave you with the thought that you should ask moderators to show the same wisdom and restraint before you ask anything like that of regular members.
That goes for you to, millinugget ;-)
- MilliProf
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| mobiprof |
Posted: May 20 '08, 11:38 am |
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Reviews written: 181 Member since: Jun 27 '00
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RE: meagandowney moderator example?
Quote: Penguinlady I believe the spelling you want is quelle
Pardon my French ;-)
- MobiPhrench
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| mobiprof |
Posted: May 20 '08, 11:56 am |
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Reviews written: 181 Member since: Jun 27 '00
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RE: A newsletter isn't what's needed
Quote: Pirich
(2) We are Epinions employees.
No. Even the CLs are not.
Quote: ssjakira1
Ok, um, why are we working on this? While tabs are neat, why are we bothering with them when there are obviously SO many things that need to be fixed first?
I wonder the same thing. I have been wondering things like that for many epiyears now. scmraks's answers make some sense, but it still seems to me that epinions.com could benefit immensely from project manager setting the right priorities for the developers.
Quote: Pirich
OK, let ME write the newsletter.
Hm, I don't see anyone stopping you.
It isn't as if we can rely on the Epinions Chronicle. That things has the most unreliable publication schedule in the history of man.
- MobiPhact
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| roheblius |
Posted: May 20 '08, 12:11 pm |
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Reviews written: 601 Member since: Dec 13 '99
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RE: A newsletter isn't what's needed
One thing I didn't really mention that is a factor in this entire scenario is that you plan ahead by putting things on a project calendar or project plan.
With the SP release, it was on the calendar to be done at a specific time and when done, the next project was scheduled to be worked on. Because of things that happened to our team, the plan couldn't go out in like it was supposed to. We lost resources and there were certain hiccups that were unpredictable.
As a result, we needed far more clean up time than was slotted. But since you have a plan, you move forward to other things, which is why the new product page format is there. That thing was scoped out many months ago. It was just time for it to finally go out.
Basically what I'm saying is that when you see things that happen on the site, there's not always straight line as to when they were started and finished. Engineers don't just stop working on SP bugs and start working on something else. They are working on many things at once including things that the community doesn't see that affect the bottom line.
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| three_ster |
Posted: May 20 '08, 11:36 pm |
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Reviews written: 1696 Member since: Jun 26 '00
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RE: Is There Enough Communication Between Members & Management?
Quote: Freak369 Is there enough communication between site members and site management?
No. It's a one way street, with no information coming back to the users. |
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| roheblius |
Posted: May 21 '08, 12:41 am (Updated: May 21 '08, 12:57 am) |
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RE: Is There Enough Communication Between Members & Management?
Quote: three_ster No. It's a one way street, with no information coming back to the users.
Check the other thread in which Almar just responded today.
Edited: I found it.
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| antastic |
Posted: May 26 '08, 6:36 pm |
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Reviews written: 1 Member since: Nov 10 '07
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RE: Is There Enough Communication Between Members & Management?
I think they have a bulletin board on one of the main pages. You might check it periodically. |