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Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Michael Danek
(192.183.62.---)
Date: July 30, 2024 08:05PM
The web site has a phone number, no e-mail address.
You really think the owner or his team has not seen this by now? I'd say little chance of that. But if he has, he's ignoring a problem. If he has not, he's deficient in his management. Either way, it doesn't speak well for the organization. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Mike Ballard
(---.cust.tzulo.com)
Date: July 30, 2024 10:38PM
I doubt the owner has seen it here. ICast is a BIG deal. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Aleks Maslov
(Moderator)
Date: July 31, 2024 09:21PM
Most of us that run mid-size organizations that are spread over a number of locations have spent the last ten days triaging and getting our teams up and running from the crowd strike fallout, in various levels of priority from getting core systems online to employees access back into those systems.
This compounds further when most of your senior team is at ICAST and unable to address the bug/problem remotely due to the nature of the issue. Heck, even Delta had a complete meltdown with their IT resources. Why must you be a jerk? Respectfully, pound sand - you and your opinion of my management, if you don’t like it - feel free to see yourself off the forum. Also, just so you know, NFC doesn’t make a penny off of the forum/app/etc, it’s completely subsidized as a resource for rod builders. For those that emailed in / Thank You - everything should be up and running. Best, Aleks Michael Danek Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The web site has a phone number, no e-mail > address. > > You really think the owner or his team has not > seen this by now? I'd say little chance of that. > But if he has, he's ignoring a problem. If he has > not, he's deficient in his management. Either > way, it doesn't speak well for the organization. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Michael Danek
(192.183.62.---)
Date: August 01, 2024 05:59AM
We will simple disagree on what good management is. Thanks for the comment, I appreciate the news that it's being worked on. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
David Baylor
(---.res.spectrum.com)
Date: August 01, 2024 11:22AM
Let's see ...... prioritize getting your business back up and running after a major IT collapse....... or make sure you get a mobile app to access a free to use web site you own, up and running?
Gee ............. that's a tough one. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Michael Danek
(192.183.62.---)
Date: August 01, 2024 12:09PM
Sarcasm acknowledged. As is the name calling by the owner that would get me a time-out if I did it. A simple message a week ago that the problem was known and was being worked on would have ended this then. Would have taken 15 seconds. OK, your turn, guys. Make it good, because I'll leave this one alone now. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
David Baylor
(---.res.spectrum.com)
Date: August 01, 2024 01:45PM
As you should have left it alone in the first place ....... and definitely after Aleks' explanation Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Aleks Maslov
(Moderator)
Date: August 01, 2024 01:48PM
This forum has completely independent admins, including the founder. They are welcome to delete my comments, and have in the past. This is intentional on topics that concern me/NFC. I stand by what I said, it’s exactly what I think after reading your post and replies. It’s one thing to highlight that something is broken, it’s another to make it personal (which you did) - so you got a personal response, you don’t get to cry “foul”
On another note, you’re still here, so, something must be working. Aleks Michael Danek Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sarcasm acknowledged. As is the name calling by > the owner that would get me a time-out if I did > it. A simple message a week ago that the problem > was known and was being worked on would have ended > this then. Would have taken 15 seconds. OK, your > turn, guys. Make it good, because I'll leave this > one alone now. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Michael Danek
(192.183.62.---)
Date: August 01, 2024 06:14PM
Yes, I'm still here. If I got personal, I don't know how. I Will continue to bug you when appropriate, within the rules of good conduct, unlike what's going the other way. But I've probably bought my last NFC blank. While I really like your carbon fiber grips, the blanks have never impressed me. I can get along without your grips. I can do better elsewhere on blanks without getting insulted. Don't worry about getting the Android app back up and running. It wasn't that good anyway. It had many flaws. Of which I'm sure you are familiar. You seem to know everything. Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
Mike Ballard
(---.ip-54-39-107.net)
Date: August 01, 2024 06:37PM
It was obvious that rather than send a direct E-mail or make a direct phone call you chose to go public and get in your digs at the forum owner. That's HOW. Expecting a forum owner to sit and monitor this forum twenty four hours a day especially during the ICast week is a bit much. Maybe you have more time on your hands than the owner does. And now this last post of yours is even more of a dig at the owner than before. If you do not like this forum and how it is run why are still here??? Re: Mobile app-Android
Posted by:
David Baylor
(---.res.spectrum.com)
Date: August 01, 2024 06:55PM
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