Edit: You can take the
poll from here.
... or subtle PR? ... or C9 under new management? I'm confused... Couldn't C9 use existing feedback on the feedback forum? or C9 Taskforce?
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Minh
WOOH! WOOH!
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ZippyV
Fired Up
I hope not. I gave them some pretty harsh feedback they should listen to.
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
Maybe they are hoping for feedback from people who don't regularly post in the Coffeehouse.
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Charles
Welcome Change
You can be absolutely sure that the feedback you continously provide is both really appreciated and taken seriously. I know we don't always move as fast as you want us to, fellow Niners, but we do try our best. Can we do better? Of course. Know this, we do.Sven Groot said:Maybe they are hoping for feedback from people who don't regularly post in the Coffeehouse.
Keep on posting,
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jeffsand
Inch by Inch
No joke and not actually anything new.
This survey is ran yearly and has been for the the last 5 years on Channel 9. In addition to learn how we can make this place better for all users who visit the site, watch videos, participate in comments it
is also used to better understand the people that visit Channel 9, their perceptions of Microsoft and how they are using our products.
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stevo_
Human after all
"..This survey is ran yearly and has been for the the last 5 years.."jeffsand said:No joke and not actually anything new. This survey is ran yearly and has been for the the last 5 years on Channel 9. In addition to
learn how we can make this place better for all users who visit the site, watch videos, participate in comments it is also used to better understand the people that visit Channel 9, their perceptions of Microsoft and how they are using our products.
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Charles
Welcome Change
Did you not read my post above?stevo_ said:
"..This survey is ran yearly and has been for the the last 5 years.."jeffsand said:*snip*
o, I just wasted my time giving feedback then.. gutted
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Minh
WOOH! WOOH!
At the end, it says:Charles said:
Did you not read my post above?stevo_ said:*snip*
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To thank you for participating, we would like to share some of the results with you. Once all of the data has been tallied, we will compile a one page summary of the results. You may find it interesting to see how your responses compared to others. If you’re interested in receiving this summary, please provide your email address below.
Is it possible for C9 to make the results public w/out taking users' emails?
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Charles
Welcome Change
I don't see why not. It's up to management, though. Jeff?Minh said:
At the end, it says:Charles said:*snip*
To thank you for participating, we would like to share some of the results with you. Once all of the data has been tallied, we will compile a one page summary of the results. You may find it interesting to see how your responses compared to others. If you’re interested in receiving this summary, please provide your email address below.
Is it possible for C9 to make the results public w/out taking users' emails?
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jeffsand
Inch by Inch
Sure. We can do that, we can do it on an episode of this week on c9. I believe the results will be in by early June.Charles said:
I don't see why not. It's up to management, though. Jeff?Minh said:*snip*
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Minh
WOOH! WOOH!
I think that's a fantastic idea.jeffsand said:
Sure. We can do that, we can do it on an episode of this week on c9. I believe the results will be in by early June.Charles said:*snip*
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Charles....I don't want to do this......but I am going to.Charles said:
You can be absolutely sure that the feedback you continously provide is both really appreciated and taken seriously. I know we don't always move as fast as you want us to, fellow Niners, but we do try our best. Can we do better? Of course. Know this, we do.Sven Groot said:*snip*
Keep on posting,
CLet's take a look what happened with Windows 7 UAC *feedback*.
Community: UAC is broken!!!
Microsoft: No it ain't broken. It is by design !!! We are right. You are wrong.{back and forth...back and forth}
It was very OBVIOUS to everybody that it is a security hole, but Microsoft insisted that it is not and it is "by design".Even when it got totally out of hand, Microsoft still would NOT admit that it is their fault.The way it was worded did NOT sound like Microsoft is taking responsibility...It was downplayed.....obviously.
I am not blaming you, but I am blaming for whoever is responsible and avoiding it.
So, THIS rant is my feedback...although it is not related to Channel 9.It just gives **me (at least)** a bad impression on how Microsoft treats the feedbacks.
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Charles
Welcome Change
Uhm. The Windows 7 team took the feedback and implemented it. I'm not going to speak for the Windows 7 team in terms of what, exactly, the Windows 7 UAC system will look like in the final bits. That's their job. I can tell you, however, that they did listen, did act upon the feedback and will continue to listen and act. Sure, they could have responded initially in a better way, but at the end of the day they did listen...stun said:
Charles....I don't want to do this......but I am going to.Charles said:*snip*Let's take a look what happened with Windows 7 UAC *feedback*.
Community: UAC is broken!!!
Microsoft: No it ain't broken. It is by design !!! We are right. You are wrong.{back and forth...back and forth}
It was very OBVIOUS to everybody that it is a security hole, but Microsoft insisted that it is not and it is "by design".Even when it got totally out of hand, Microsoft still would NOT admit that it is their fault.The way it was worded did NOT sound like Microsoft is taking responsibility...It was downplayed.....obviously.
I am not blaming you, but I am blaming for whoever is responsible and avoiding it.
So, THIS rant is my feedback...although it is not related to Channel 9.It just gives **me (at least)** a bad impression on how Microsoft treats the feedbacks.
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stevo_
Human after all
Yea charles, I really like the content (videos, etc) that channel9 makes, I just really don't get at all excited about the website..Charles said:
Did you not read my post above?stevo_ said:*snip*
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I thought this thread was going to be discussing the current US presidency, judging by the title.
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Minh
WOOH! WOOH!
No no no... we have a NEW guy NOW...phreaks said:I thought this thread was going to be discussing the current US presidency, judging by the title.
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and 11 trillion dollars in debt and growing.Minh said:
No no no... we have a NEW guy NOW...phreaks said:*snip*
U.S. NATIONAL DEBT CLOCKThe Outstanding Public Debt as of 28 Mar 2009 at 06:34:25 PM GMT is:
The estimated population of the United States is 305,898,794
so each citizen's (including infants and retiree's) share of this debt is $36,133.50.Each US household is responsible for ~ $98,000
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/03/20/AR2009032001820.html?hpid=topnews
http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2009/03/17/politics/politicalhotsheet/entry4872310.shtml
Interesting quotes from those 2 articles
President Obama's ambitious plans to cut middle-class taxes, overhaul health care and expand access to college would require massive borrowing over the next decade, leaving the nation mired far deeper in debt than the White House previously estimated, congressional budget analysts said yesterday.
Tax collections, meanwhile, would lag well behind spending, producing huge annual budget deficits that would force the nation to borrow nearly $9.3 trillion over the next decade -- $2.3 trillion more than the president predicted when he unveiled his budget request just one month ago.
The U.S. is running up so much debt so quickly, some investors are worried. Over the weekend, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, who says his country has about a trillion dollars invested in U.S. Treasury notes, said he wanted a guarantee.
President Obama said Wen’s got nothing to worry about.
“Not just the Chinese government, but every investor, can have absolute confidence in the soundness of investments in the United States,” he said on Saturday.
That’s because the U.S. government’s power to tax stands behind all of its debt. If Uncle Sam ever needs a bailout, then as now, taxpayers get nailed.
And the government is running up mountains of debt with increasing speed. It took just over 5 ½ months for Uncle Sam to go another trillion dollars deeper in debt since hitting $10-trillion last September 30th. It’s the fastest jump in U.S. history.
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You're free to leave whenever you want.phreaks said:Minh said:*snip*
Can you say banana republic?
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