Is deleting that article from their site what you might call "Customer Service"? Well worth keeping posted. Although 98% or more readers will dismiss it, it still makes a good reminder for the 2% who understand it. In fact, you just answered a riddle for me:
"For those who understand, no explanation is necessary. For those who don't understand, no explanation will suffice."
I've often wondered, given that 'truism', then what's the point in trying? But for those who do understand, it still helps to be reminded periodically so that we don't lose faith. Please keep that Customer Service on the Internet gem up there for periodic review. Thanks.
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Is deleting that article from their site what you might call "Customer Service"? Well worth keeping posted. Although 98% or more readers will dismiss it, it still makes a good reminder for the 2% who understand it. In fact, you just answered a riddle for me:
"For those who understand, no explanation is necessary. For those who don't understand, no explanation will suffice."
I've often wondered, given that 'truism', then what's the point in trying? But for those who do understand, it still helps to be reminded periodically so that we don't lose faith. Please keep that Customer Service on the Internet gem up there for periodic review. Thanks.
Posted by: Mike from Dallas | March 19, 2007 8:26 AM
Read the article that everyone's commenting on, or post a comment about it.