From: Simon W. <es...@ou...> - 2003-01-14 14:25:08
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On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Nick Cleaton wrote: > On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 10:02:21AM +0000, Simon Wilcox wrote: > > On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Nick Cleaton wrote: > > > > > Having a single person follow each call through is nice for user > > > comfort, but not optimum for a quick turnaround. IMO the speed at which > > > users get a satisfactory answer is the most important thing, as that is > > > what stops them giving up and using another (maybe less secure) script. > > > > Are we providing support for them or for us ? > > > > User comfort is as important as speed. In most cases a delay of a couple > > of hours is not a problem, indeed your posts are often delayed by your > > batching so I don't understand that point. > > I agree a delay of a few hours is OK, I was just worried that with > different people checking their email at different times, these > internal escalations could add up to much longer delays. I agree and as long as it is handled back to the user in an open fashion I think they will acept the delay. i.e. it will be important to let them know what is happening, that it has been escalated and there might be a delay in the response. > [ SNIP MUCH GOOD SENSE ] > > OK, you've convinced me - I withdraw my dissent. > > The only thing in the plan that I still don't like is making nms-dev > closed - I would prefer the creation of a new closed list. I agree with you there too, adding extra things is easier than taking them away from people. S. |