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Re: Apple's Code Level Support
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Re: Apple's Code Level Support


  • Subject: Re: Apple's Code Level Support
  • From: Sascha Matzke <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2005 10:53:58 +0200

Hi,

it's really nice that some of you are trying to help this guy, but I
think the real question here is if the behavior of Apples developer
support is appropriate. I think not - we're talking about paid support
here! If I pay for support I want my questions answered - even if
they're might be stupid as hell.

I think every one of us who does serious development knows these days
where one of our customers begins to ask those stupid questions - we
do answer them nevertheless, don't we? Or at least we help them to
provide more meaningful information (instead of the glorious "it
doesn't work") so that we can solve there problems.

I always thought better of Apples developer support and hope that this
incident is only an isolated case.

Sascha
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