Losing Patience With Lingq & It's Sloppy Coding

[davideroccato]

@nfera

You can’t blame the UX designer for not fixing some TTS bug on iOS or whatever

@nfera

In software companies, roles are usually very specific and are segregated.

I don’t understand your comment and its necessity at all. In software companies, there are managers and other positions whose job it is to communicate with all other employees, not just the developers you mentioned.

We are not “blaming” a specific developer for not doing another developer’s job. We are writing in a customer support forum for a company, just like any other company. It’s up to customer support to deliver the feedback, and it’s up to all the other employees, up to and including the owners, to organize things properly.

@SeoulMate

We know that. It doesn’t change the fact that the team constantly make unwanted (or should I say very poorly tested) changes, introduce new bugs, have to fix said bugs, which results in a very frustrating user experience. The web app being the worst of all.

I think people would be more understanding if communication was better AND if it didn’t happen as often as it does. This is a paying service, and without expecting perfection, people are entitled to expect reliability, which is far from being the case.

Exactly!