Ok, sorry, am not sure if we are bottom posting or top posting, its
appeared both in consecutive e-mails.
That isnt what I was getting at, its kind of missing the point.
Personally, I wouldnt go any near a list unless somebody was
recommended. Been stung a few times already........
I am talking about better use of time being spent trying to help on an
already existing platform....
On 24/06/11 13:09, Alan Bell wrote:
Just like the Yellow Pages, or any other means of selecting a vendor
that does not include a reputation based scoring system. We could
build our own vendor catalogue with pre-qualification requirements and
a reputation system, but lets use what is already there for now, and
if anyone wants to contribute a better system (perhaps tied in with
loco.ubuntu.com) then they can go do that.
Alan
On 24/06/11 13:01, Laura Czajkowski wrote:
The problem with the marketplace imo is you have no idea who is on there
yes they could be a company or could be joe smith who is fantastic and
fix your computer in 30 mins or they could be someone who has less
experience and will rip you off, there is no criteria to be on
marketplace at all.
Laura
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