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<p>Dear Akinbo,</p>
<p>sorry if I hit you. It was not my intention to hurt somebody
personally. But ...<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Adebunmi Akinbo wrote on 15.01.24
14:23:<br>
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<div dir="auto">Dear Klaus,
<div dir="auto">Apologies. It's hoped that we will get it right
or turn it round.</div>
<div dir="auto">Whatever arises, we are in the ship together. </div>
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<div dir="auto">I assumed it was me...and noticed we can always
scale some fences. Thus, let's keep raising the issues and
discus more to get it right.</div>
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<div dir="auto">We need you and everyone to share the challenges
for a way forward.</div>
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<p>I may have a strange sense of humor. I may be old and peculiar.
But I'm not crazy enough to get trapped by this. Since 2011 many
and I submitted requirements, change requests, design ideas for
AMS. Of course I didn't expect every proposal to be accepted. But
what I expect if I spend effort and time is:</p>
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<li>feedback: what happened to (not only mine) suggestions
(accepted, future consideration, conflicting with
architecture/plans ..., rejected because ...)</li>
<li>transparency: how and why are decisions made</li>
<li>a structured process for the management of change</li>
<li>a tracking mechanism for issues<br>
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<li>auditability of results<br>
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<p>Usually what you get back is always the same song: "thanks for
your input. There will be a new version within a few weeks.
Everything will be great!". And either nothing happens or with the
new version things get even worse. Just an example: many of us
provided input to the big AMS questionnaire a few years ago. This
questionnaire should be an input to redesign of AMS. Did anybody
ever see an evaluation? Even if the outcome (or the questionnaire)
was not too useful - a feedback to those who contributed is due.
Btw.: Fontera somehow seems to reflect what Salesforce thinks is
an adequate solution rather than implementing Chapter/Members
requirements.<br>
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<p>So folks at ISOC staff: before asking for more co-operation,
suggestions, input, and effort: please go back, read what you got,
do your homework. <br>
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<p>Thank you</p>
<p>Klaus<br>
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<div dir="auto">Thanks for sharing.</div>
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<div dir="auto">- Akinbo.</div>
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Klaus Birkenbihl
Internet Society German Chapter (ISOC.DE) e.V.
c/o ict-Media GmbH
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://www.isoc.de">https://www.isoc.de</a></pre>
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