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Old Yesterday, 20:29   #32
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Re: VM Community Forum Move

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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
In my experience, "Support" bots are generally just completely useless, on any site.
Yes, although they will start with the basis that you haven’t tried the obvious ‘turn in on and off again’ process; which, naturally you have, not being an idiot, but the bot doesn’t know that, so insists that you do it anyway.

And to be fair, a good majority of issues can be fixed with a reboot, yes I know it’s a bit of a cliche, but it does actually work, well, say 80% of the time. So you can see why a bot will default to that.

The issue comes when you have a more complex issue which won't be fixed by simple measures. How many resources will VM expend on fixing a ‘possibly tiny’ number of issues?

Now they may make a business decision that it is better to simply concentrate on the simple fixes, using AI, and as for the more complex ones? Tough, just leave! Not good from a customer service and long term view, but from the bosses perspective ‘just get my bonus based on short term....’ maybe it’s suddenly understandable?
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