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Re: Lack of timely response » Dinah

Posted by Happyflower on April 22, 2007, at 21:14:03

In reply to Re: Lack of timely response » Happyflower, posted by Dinah on April 22, 2007, at 20:36:25


> To my knowledge no changes have been made since the new rules went into effect, and the information given to you by the deputy is correct.

Which was you by the way

> I believe it's the specific reasons for the PDNP request that are supposed to be communicated to Dr. Bob or the deputies, I guess, off board.

This is NOT what the official rules say at all, nothing about privately. I think I have made my point. How a deputy be one if you don't know the rules and you make your own version of them? Then they get upset when the poster complain about it. This is a perfect example.

> I feel a bit pressured re the response time. Please don't pressure deputies or post negative conclusions you may have come to as to the reasons answers aren't immediately forthcoming, even if a deputy has visited the board. There can be many. A deputy might be consulting with other deputies or Dr. Bob, a deputy might have time to answer some posts but not all, a deputy might be thinking of how to word a reply, a deputy might feel another deputy or even a knowledgeable poster might be better able to answer a question, a deputy may not always read every post on a board they visit at any given visit or even at all. Nor does a deputy have a requirement to read every post or answer every question. Dr. Bob has said that a civil reminder can be given if no response is received within a couple of days.
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> Or a deputy might be doing the work they are paid for, or spending time with their families, or spending free time on or off the board.


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