I don’t think laying that at my door is fair at all. If Elektron are so precious about customers sharing what they’ve said that they then refuse to engage at all, I would suggest that the issue is with Elektron - not us as customers - and that it’s a rather serious one.
to ask that a response to an email not be posted publicly is so weird and in my opinion, arrogant. to ask that the poster put his comments in ‘his own words’ is even sillier, wouldn’t you rather have your words published verbatim than through heresy?
imagine if i had emailed british airways about a complaint, and they responded, and i posted their response on twitter, and they asked me to take it down…those customer reps are ‘people’ too.
Precisely this. Disagreeing with what Olle said doesn’t mean that I wasn’t treating him like a human being. I disagreed because it seems like a ridiculous and unnecessary request from someone responding to a customer support ticket - especially because it was delivered in a way that implied that I should feel guilty for betraying some kind of unspoken trust or confidentiality.
I’m sorry that this has come to this, and I really hope that this interaction hasn’t meant that Olle has had a bad day to any extent, but I haven’t done anything to warrant hurt feelings except share the response to a support ticket I received - which is a completely reasonable thing to do.
I would suggest that this topic has run its course, and should probably be closed.