Granted these providers have issues but what possible benefit can arise out of calling their entire staff "know nothings" as has been done here?
It's possible to get your point across without being crude. Personally if i worked for KDN and someone's mode of interaction is insults that person would perpetually be at the back of the line.
A wise man suggested we always use soft words because we might have to eat them one day. Those words are still true today.
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 9:43 AM, kennedy waweru
<kenne2ke@gmail.com> wrote:
i agree with you kioko on this. At times we are faced with problems
that when troubleshooting we'd like to know if others are experiencing
or its just us. If it is a problem that cuts across the board, then we
don't have to waste time going through our systems. I've had problems
with different ISP's within the last six months and our clients make
enquiries on our services...and through skunkworks we have been able
to pin down most of the problems and then channel our concerns to the
people concerned.
However, I also agree with Paul that some things have simply gone too
far. there is no need for namecalling and such. lets behave
responsibly, won't we?