I would suggest anyone invited reads the disclaimer at the foot of the email.
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FVP 4000T trial
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| Wed 23 Mar 2016 10:14:13 #31 |
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Barry - 21 minutes ago »
I would suggest anyone invited reads the disclaimer at the foot of the email.The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely for the addressee. Access to this email by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying, distribution or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful.
That's just a standard email disclaimer and I can't understand why it would have any relevance to discussion about the results of the trial itself.
Richard
| Wed 23 Mar 2016 10:37:38 #32 | -
Maybe a standard disclaimer but I would take that to mean not even disclosing participation in the trial...
I'm not going to continue any further with this...
There will be no discussion of the trial in myhumax.org open Forum....end of.
| Wed 23 Mar 2016 11:16:02 #33 | -
RichardS-UK - 11 hours ago »
That's just a standard email disclaimer and I can't understand why it would have any relevance to discussion about the results of the trial itself.
RichardThe problem as I see it is that once it is known that someone is in the trial it is inevitable that anything we read that they subsequently post will be interpreted as being influenced by their possible inside knowledge. Reading between the lines could result in incorrect rumours and then escalating unwarranted poor publicity for the next software release.
The mitigation for that would not be to allow trialist open communication. There are a lot of posts were the operator of a newly acquired PVR has miss-reported the details about the PVR and adding their emotive slant to something that is just not the situation. That you could easily also occur with a trialist and again generate unwarranted poor publicity for the next software release.
Simple.
| Wed 23 Mar 2016 22:34:47 #34 | -
RichardS-UK - 2 days ago »
Barry - 13 hours ago »
If member(s) want to divulge that they have been accepted so be it, however there is to be no discussion of the trial software in open forum.Presumably that is a decision of the Forum alone?
I can't see any such restriction in the trial details emailed to me by Humax yesterday.
RichardA restriction is a restriction whatever the source.
| Fri 25 Mar 2016 19:10:34 #35 | -
REPASSAC - 41 minutes ago »
RichardS-UK - 2 days ago »
Barry - 13 hours ago »
If member(s) want to divulge that they have been accepted so be it, however there is to be no discussion of the trial software in open forum.Presumably that is a decision of the Forum alone?
I can't see any such restriction in the trial details emailed to me by Humax yesterday.
RichardA restriction is a restriction whatever the source.
A restriction imposed by Barry is a restriction imposed by Barry.
A restriction imposed by Humax is a restriction imposed by Humax.
Two totally different types of restriction.
Richard
| Fri 25 Mar 2016 19:54:17 #36 | -
This debate all started from me saying that I've been accepted on the trial, and it's getting a bit boring now. I'm deactivating this account and will discuss my trial experience on another forum which is less like a dictatorship and more of a community of like minded Humax users. Incidentally I had emailed the person who'd emailed me to say I'd been accepted and asked if I was able to discuss my experiences on this particular forum and I was told it was ok.
Goodbye.
| Fri 25 Mar 2016 20:09:03 #37 | -
ricke17 - 35 minutes ago »
This debate all started from me saying that I've been accepted on the trial, and it's getting a bit boring now. I'm deactivating this account and will discuss my trial experience on another forum which is less like a dictatorship and more of a community of like minded Humax users. Incidentally I had emailed the person who'd emailed me to say I'd been accepted and asked if I was able to discuss my experiences on this particular forum and I was told it was ok.
Goodbye.Expect to be removed from the trial. if there is any justice
You clearly do not get this. Your observations like any such trial should be private. You cannot expect such to be freely available. Clearly you should not be included so goodbye. It's inevitable you will have ideas that others disagree with. This forum is not available for discussion for pre final discussions on the outcome of whatever the final outcome is.
Of course you can disagree with the final outcome, but revealing your involvement in the final outcome is and should not be revealed.
| Fri 25 Mar 2016 20:59:26 #38 | -
So me revealing that I'm in the trial AND getting email confirmation that I'm allowed to discuss this in this specific forum is tantamount to being kicked off the trial?
Get a life!!
| Fri 25 Mar 2016 21:01:50 #39 | -
ricke17 - 2 minutes ago »
So me revealing that ok in the trial AND getting email confirmation that I'm allowed to discuss this in this specific forum is tantamount to being kicked off the trial?
Get a life!!I refer you to Barry's post. You will not be allowed to post confidential information exchanged in this forum in the open forum. If you think you are, think again. In your words, Get Real
As he said (after the horse has bolted), any information you may get is not to be posted in other than than whatever arrangements are made to provide access to others on the same trial.
I await Barry's comments with interest
This is not an opportunity to express your opinions on a soapbox.
In my humble opinion I do not think you have the required attitude to be a suitable candidate for any sort of beta tester.
| Fri 25 Mar 2016 21:22:28 #40 |
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