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Posts: 75 | Thanked: 35 times | Joined on Jun 2010 @ United States
#252
Originally Posted by Ovi_Blog View Post
Hi, itsANDREW!

No offense taken I can assure you, though, that no one sent me here (I came here to take part in the discussion because I wanted to), nor am I just repeating PR phrases (I don't work @ PR). It was not my intention to come off as a "sugar-coater" (is that even a word?), I just simply wanted to clear out misconceptions, period. Also, perhaps I shouldn't have used the word 'lurk', because we here (meaning: not just me) do more than just follow discussions (here and on other forums); we use the information to change things, and this is a fact. Sometimes it takes a while, sometimes it doesn't; sometimes it's something big, sometimes it's a small (but crucial) fix.

I suppose all I can ask you & everyone to do is believe me when I say that we are (again, not just me, but team after team after team) working at improving our products constantly, and if you don't believe me, well... that's obviously within your rights as well. We will just have to show it then in a concrete way. And this is exactly what we're working towards. You have my word

-Niini
Thanks for the response, but if so, why register and post under the name of "Ovi_Blog" when you really are from there? Does that not make you a representative, at least on these forums? As other's stated, they don't explicitly say that they're part of Nokia (with the exception of qgil) because they don't want their actions/expressions to be affiliated with the company in any way, but instead, a reflection of their own personal views and thoughts.

The username "Ovi_Blog" says otherwise. There's a difference between having the username but not being affiliated with it through employment, and having the username and being affiliated through employment.

This is merely a question and not to bash on your genuineness in coming out here on your own part. For that, I do thank and appreciate you.

Last edited by itsANDREW; 2010-08-04 at 10:21.