Hi,
sorry, just have to have a little rant here -
I've been browsing some of the forums I like to frequent recently and I noticed a new and highly active poster - "Excellent" I thought! Then I saw that the new poster was from SAP! "Brilliant!", I thought. "We're going to get a lot more help on this topic - great stuff."
Then I started reading some of the replies.
"Not so brilliant" ,I thought.
"Incorrect/false information", I thought.
So I responded to the posts and corrected where I could, and gave a little advise.
Now I'm used to reading wrong and misleading info in the forums - but not from posters with the little SAP flag against their name.
I'm wondering if SAP should have a policy of junior employee SCN members (users with less than several hundred forum points perhaps) not having the little SAP flag against their name.
I trust the advise given to me by someone with the SAP affiliation - and if I didn't know any better I'd take their word as gospel - yes I'm a bit gullible...
This in mind - is there some process to "certify" SAP employees before they post in SCN - or some guidelines for SAP employees so that they only post when they know the answer?
Driving along the snow filled mountain passes of technical forums is hard enough - but when the little flags that supposedly mark the way direct you off a cliff - it becomes a tricky proposition indeed.
rant over.
Cheers,
Chris