PFW Section on Wilders?

Discussion in 'other firewalls' started by Zekeblue, Dec 16, 2010.

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  1. Zekeblue

    Zekeblue Registered Member

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    It seems like PFW should have its own Wilders section since it has gotten so popular and they don't have their own forum anywhere else (I think).
     
  2. Blues7

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    I wouldn't mind seeing that at all. :thumb:
     
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    Great Idea :D
     
  4. whitedragon551

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    Im sure the other companies like Eset and Javacool dont just get their own forums here. Im sure there are some sort of vendor payments that need to be made. I cant see the owner just offering a free forum up for Private FW.

    Not really sure why they would need a forum section either. They have support offerings on their site along with tutorials that physically walk an end user through configuration.
     
  5. ruinebabine

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    Yes, otherwise I could hardly see, for example, why the real need to having this Colasofts'thingy forum branch around here...
     
  6. Zekeblue

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    Good point about the arrangements.

    Regarding the need... one word: community.
     
  7. whitedragon551

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    If PFW was concerned about community they would have their own forum. :rolleyes:
     
  8. Scoobs72

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    Ergo, any vendor that doesn't have their own forum isn't concerned about their community of users?
     
  9. Sm3K3R

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    Vendors that can t manage a forum should not make it.I remember the days of BD forum when BD forum wasnt under the product support supervision :) It was a nightmare.As Privacyware is not a big company who would take care of it properly ?!

    Having a forum doesnt really mean that the vendor really cares about the users.Presonally i prefer product enhancements as feedback instead of a useless forum.The feedback PF users give right here for free should be good enough.
     
  10. bellgamin

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    In my opinion, a forum for PFW is not very likely because:

    + PFW's replies to support tickets are fast, friendly, & effective. Ergo, a support forum is a solution to a non-existent problem.

    + PFW is a free product from a company with no home-use product to advertise or sell*. Ergo, Privacyware has no commercial incentive for enduring the botheration of dealing with the rants, whines, & unreasonable demands that often accrue to support forums -- especially (for some odd reason) to support forums of freeware products.
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    *Privacyware's NON-free products are targeted to enterprises -- security of servers, etc.
     
  11. Blues7

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    I was thinking of the forum as being more a place for the inmates to congregate. :p

    Totally agree that PFW's customer service is beyond excellent (and responsive). :thumb:
     
  12. bollity

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    what is PFW o_O
     
  13. Judge Dee

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    Privatefirewall from Privacyware
     
  14. clubhouse

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    +5

    As is often used for indicating complete agreement of a post;)
     
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