Q: Feedback
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Aug 12, 2016 12:11 PMby ChitlinsCC,Something from someone in this thread I take it?
How do I export a jpg to pdf in the Photos app?
If I were you, I would simply let it slide - nothing will likely come of a Level 2 or above reporting the "snarky" remark(s) of a high level member
Some folks have "off" days and others make it a habit... just like the real world, there is still limited "freedom of speech in the workplace" - we must put up with some "grumpiness" here, I fear.
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Aug 12, 2016 12:20 PMby Meg St._Clair,Staynavytom wrote:
How do I submit feedback to the "host" about comments made by volunteer experts?
It's also important to realize that there was a lot of stuff edited out. Note the posts that say "Edited by Host". It means that the poster was being so rude that what they said had to be removed. The volunteer experts were probably a little testy at being the victims of abuse.
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Aug 13, 2016 7:42 AMby Staynavytom,That and other threads in the past. I'm not a comfortable user of Mac and I struggle with how to get things done that were easy and/or well documented in publications for my PC. I don't come to this forum without having done my homework and having a rude or disrespectful response to my question just adds to the frustration. Who is the "host" who censors comments? I hope they review the volunteer's responses as well. My interest is to provide positive feedback and not just issue a complaint about how questions are answered on the forum.
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Aug 13, 2016 8:51 AMby rccharles,There are a lot of Apple fanboys and fangirls around here. Avoid statements like: "Why should I continue with my Mac if I cannot do simple tasks?" This will get them in a tizzy.
Who is the "host" who censors comments?
These are apple employees who patrol these forums. They react to Level 2 and above folks reporting reporting posts. Level 2 and above get another button to report posts.
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Aug 13, 2016 10:19 AMby ChitlinsCC,My compadres have said all that I would have said
Again, my point is that this forum is like any other workplace - a lot of "Good Apples" with a few bad Apples. We all must play the hand dealt us - we "good apples" do not want you to quit the game, so just keep your chin up
