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From: lutwak@athena.mit.edu (Robert Lutwak)
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Subject: Re: There is now a bugs@borland.com address
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Date: 1 Apr 91 20:15:25 GMT
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In article <1991Mar30.030352.2451@borland.com> sidney@borland.com (Sidney Markowitz) writes:
>I have established an email address, bugs@borland.com, to which people
>can send reports of bugs in any Borland language product. 
>
>
>In most cases, bugs@borland.com will not send confirmation, fixes or
>workarounds in response to problem reports. This is a first step in
>providing services on the Internet, and other tech support and
>customer services will still have to be obtained via other channels.

	Let me get this straight:
	Last time I encountered a bug in a Borland product, it took me six
months to convince the you-must-have-made-pointer-error technical servicers
that there was, in fact, a bug.  Finally, you sent me a free upgrade.  Now
you expect me not only to debug your compiler for you, but you're not even 
going to send me "confirmation, fixes, or workarounds," so that I have to
buy the "new, improved" version.
	Sign me up.