Saying something good about something, then attacking it gives a false sense of credibility. If someone only criticizes you and praises someone else, you will take this as "just another marketing thing" whereas if someone says "well you have foo, but we really personB had foo, bar and a lot of other features.
PS. I took my definition from Linuxtoday.com, actually. //d
I thought FUD meant the author/rep/person said *something* good about a product/issue/thing, but then brings a lot of negative things about. There weren't any good things said in the Mindcraft survey, well atleast none that I personally caught.
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where the bloodyhell is it? Isn't is supposed to be up on "Tuesday"? Well it is Tuesday, afaik in every part of the world.
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Saying something good about something, then attacking it gives a false sense of credibility. If someone only criticizes you and praises someone else, you will take this as "just another marketing thing" whereas if someone says "well you have foo, but we really personB had foo, bar and a lot of other features.
PS. I took my definition from Linuxtoday.com, actually.
//d
I thought FUD meant the author/rep/person said *something* good about a product/issue/thing, but then brings a lot of negative things about. There weren't any good things said in the Mindcraft survey, well atleast none that I personally caught.
sad to see the job site is so US-centralized.