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tresspassor · 02-06-2004, 06:45 PM

Melodrama aside, I don't see how wanting to know the full story is backwards.

This isn't a flame thread; most people here are posting in a rather civil manner. I don't see anything along the lines of "OMG Kyndig Sucks!!1".

As far as I am concerned the customers (Wolfpaw and Kyndig) are the ones stuck in the middle of this. That is wrong, and I don't see why bringing up how wrong it is makes this thread a Flame at Kyndig.

I appreciate that Dale gave an explanation about the story. Some people argue that it should have never been opened to the public but let's get real for a second:

Every Wolfpaw customer got 4 emails from Kyndig stating that they could not connect to their game and the game would be removed from the system. When Kyndig shut down all Wolfpaw accounts it BECAME PUBLIC.
So, you have all these people asking Wolfpaw "Hey man, what's up? Why can't Kyndig talk to my game? Some crazy firewall issue or what?"

Wolfpaw released a statement about the situation, this is what a good company is SUPPOSED TO DO. What else would you have them do?

Hindsight would dictate that the easiest answer to this problem is "Never have gotten into this in the first place" That's not an answer and is completely meaningless at this point.

The situation did happen and there is no time machine, Kyndig did ban all Wolfpaw accounts from his game listing. Now what would you do if you ran Wolfpaw and you have your customers asking you what's going on?

I don't see how saying this makes me out to be flaming Kyndig. I'm just telling what actually happened. I'm not trying to convince people not to go to Kyndig, I just want an answer as to why my game was taken off their list. I have nothing bad to say about Kyndig's pricing, customer service, or uptime because I don't know anything about them!

I want to know if the story is true, and if it is I think all Wolfpaw & Kyndig customers, and the Comunity, deserve an apology.

02-06-2004, 06:45 PM	#41
tresspassor Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Minneapolis Posts: 45	Melodrama aside, I don't see how wanting to know the full story is backwards. This isn't a flame thread; most people here are posting in a rather civil manner. I don't see anything along the lines of "OMG Kyndig Sucks!!1". As far as I am concerned the customers (Wolfpaw and Kyndig) are the ones stuck in the middle of this. That is wrong, and I don't see why bringing up how wrong it is makes this thread a Flame at Kyndig. I appreciate that Dale gave an explanation about the story. Some people argue that it should have never been opened to the public but let's get real for a second: Every Wolfpaw customer got 4 emails from Kyndig stating that they could not connect to their game and the game would be removed from the system. When Kyndig shut down all Wolfpaw accounts it BECAME PUBLIC. So, you have all these people asking Wolfpaw "Hey man, what's up? Why can't Kyndig talk to my game? Some crazy firewall issue or what?" Wolfpaw released a statement about the situation, this is what a good company is SUPPOSED TO DO. What else would you have them do? Hindsight would dictate that the easiest answer to this problem is "Never have gotten into this in the first place" That's not an answer and is completely meaningless at this point. The situation did happen and there is no time machine, Kyndig did ban all Wolfpaw accounts from his game listing. Now what would you do if you ran Wolfpaw and you have your customers asking you what's going on? I don't see how saying this makes me out to be flaming Kyndig. I'm just telling what actually happened. I'm not trying to convince people not to go to Kyndig, I just want an answer as to why my game was taken off their list. I have nothing bad to say about Kyndig's pricing, customer service, or uptime because I don't know anything about them! I want to know if the story is true, and if it is I think all Wolfpaw & Kyndig customers, and the Comunity, deserve an apology.