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Originally Posted by speakingtohe
Frankly I wonder if suggesting that ignoring the Kobo problems, of which there are more than one, or glossing them over is a really productive way to approach the problem.
I do have a Kobo Mini and was quite enamoured of it for a while.
Becoming more than a bit disillusioned. Still it is okay, but not getting better despite two updates.
I admit my previous post may have been a bit inflamatory, but it is my honest opinion.
I also feel that an opinion should be able to be expressed without being tramped on arbitrarily even if it disagrees with the the other posts in the thread. I was and still am a bit disturbed by open chastisement of others posting a differing opinion in this thread.
Obviously I missed the part in the thread where it was stated no disagreements allowed. Sorry for that.
I knew I would get jumped on when I said what I said, but it is my opinion and I am sticking by it.
Helen
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I don't mind people complaining about an issue they've found -- once. The people who annoy me are the ones who repetitively complain about the same issue, the ones who complain about every issue even ones that they are not personally being affected by, the ones who complain that Kobo should be faster getting bug fixes out and, often in the same post, complain that Kobo does not do enough testing before releasing firmware updates, the ones who very seldom attempt to offer any helpful suggestions to the people asking for help.
Hmmm... looking at that last sentence, my English 200 prof is going to disown me.
Regards,
David