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Originally Posted by NZtyphoon
It would if everybody refused to buy a defective and undeveloped product; funny how people are called whiners etc because they resent paying good money for a defective product. I guess some people who buy a new car only to find metal filings in the gearbox, a V8 firing on 5 cylinders and nuts loose on the steering rack would just roll over and say "Aw heck, give it time, its the most sophisticated vehicle ever built, the manufacturers will fix the problem." 
Having said the the last couple of posts show there does seem to be something getting through, so I'll stick with it for now. |
The problem is that software products are generally excluded from warranty regulations. In 2009 there was word of a
European initiative to change that, but haven't heard of progress since. Presently developers can sell (license) software with as many bugs as they like, with little risk to them (except for unhappy customers).
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