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'Soon' should be banned from the forums

To be fair, IIRC what kicked off the whole "soon" thing (ignoring the hardware ability message in-game) was Kozi's use in reference to CLS coming back, which did happen not too terribly long after she said it would.

"Boba_The_Fetter;c-1467592" wrote:
'Soon' should be banned from the forums

That would be a good QOL inclusion . I don't get to push back deadlines at my job, much less without communication. Ship hardware coming soon. Don't announce new content until it is ready, and give date when announcing. Don't announce bugs fixes (other than to say we are working on it, and update the progress) until they are ready and you have a date. I can't imagine telling my customers "I'll have this ready soon", or "we will be doing this soon" without giving a date, or an estimate.

"FierceRevan;c-1467598" wrote:

"Boba_The_Fetter;c-1467592" wrote:
'Soon' should be banned from the forums

That would be a good QOL inclusion . I don't get to push back deadlines at my job, much less without communication. Ship hardware coming soon. Don't announce new content until it is ready, and give date when announcing. Don't announce bugs fixes (other than to say we are working on it, and update the progress) until they are ready and you have a date. I can't imagine telling my customers "I'll have this ready soon", or "we will be doing this soon" without giving a date, or an estimate.

Do your customers have a free-to-whatever option? ;)

"TVF;c-1467599" wrote:

"FierceRevan;c-1467598" wrote:

"Boba_The_Fetter;c-1467592" wrote:
'Soon' should be banned from the forums

That would be a good QOL inclusion . I don't get to push back deadlines at my job, much less without communication. Ship hardware coming soon. Don't announce new content until it is ready, and give date when announcing. Don't announce bugs fixes (other than to say we are working on it, and update the progress) until they are ready and you have a date. I can't imagine telling my customers "I'll have this ready soon", or "we will be doing this soon" without giving a date, or an estimate.

Do your customers have a free-to-whatever option? ;)

I'll get back to you soon

"FierceRevan;c-1467601" wrote:

"TVF;c-1467599" wrote:

"FierceRevan;c-1467598" wrote:

"Boba_The_Fetter;c-1467592" wrote:
'Soon' should be banned from the forums

That would be a good QOL inclusion . I don't get to push back deadlines at my job, much less without communication. Ship hardware coming soon. Don't announce new content until it is ready, and give date when announcing. Don't announce bugs fixes (other than to say we are working on it, and update the progress) until they are ready and you have a date. I can't imagine telling my customers "I'll have this ready soon", or "we will be doing this soon" without giving a date, or an estimate.

Do your customers have a free-to-whatever option? ;)

I'll get back to you soon

Don't take too long because I paid nothing for this conversation and I demand answers.

"Xezee;c-1467445" wrote:

"TVF;c-1467441" wrote:
Did you just drop a "soon?"

:D

That would be April then.

2019

"CG_Kozispoon;c-1467438" wrote:
Appreciate the excitement and speculation. folks. Details and answers will come soon!

CG_Kozisoon

CG_KoziSoon ;)

"ZephimyrAC;c-1467612" wrote:
At my job, we need to submit proposals and gain approvals before anything is set in stone. These proposals and approvals could take minutes or days to get turned around before orders are created.

We all live in different worlds, so you cant compare your job to theirs...

Proposals generally have dates.
Didn't say announce when they have a proposed idea, I said don't announce things until there is a date. Then if there is a delay announce the eta and why it is delayed; since I work in the software development industry, including customer acquisitions and project management, I think it is in fact fair to compare.