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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2012-12-08 15:50, Steve G. wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">1. We might not care about their bad TV, but THEY
DO. Notice that I wanted to listen to radio.
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So it is still a valid complaint, and one that the IBA, as a
customer facing institution, funded by tax money paid by
everyone, should want to address.
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<div>Let us also not allow the best to become the enemy of the
good. The fact that there are other places to complain about
should not stop us from addressing the current problem and
issue.</div>
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2. Give me/us the address to complain to the NII and I will
write them as well. Maybe one address for the tech support
guys, and another for consumer complaints.</div>
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<div>3. While I agree with you on the priority, the usage level,
in my eyes, is vastly different. We use the NII , online, a
few times a year at most, while, if we listen to Israeli radio
or watch TV shows, you'd use the site several times a day at
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<div>As you know, the multiple of the level of nuisance and
its probability is what adds up to impact, so it may well be
that IBA, a minor frequent nuisance, is more pressing than the
rare, more serious one of the NII.</div>
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This is not a one site vs. another doing a favor for a small user
groups. It's about a general law, rule, norm that should have been
developed in the social/political realm. If it would have been, the
country, private business, general public, would have ADHERE TO
STANDARDS (as you wrote), and restrain from using solutions that
require people to use proprietary, paid for or not devices/software.
needless to say that in a few rare cases with really good reason
there may be exceptions to this -probably what the dunces in NII
& IBA see in there case, if they can see at all.<br>
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I think it is all water under the bridge now. More and more users
including the management of the sites themselves are using Droids,
chromes etc. and are getting bit daily by there incompetent
solutions. I would think they are on top of the problem, of fixing
the sites, as budget permits. On the other hand they're way behind
at understanding, let alone admitting, there wrong doing that got
them & us to this state in the first place. We could scream
harder or differently in the next run, but I doubt it -regretfully
we are not pros in the political realm:-)<br>
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Have a Good Week!<br>
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