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Ray Taylor
Taylor Broadband (rural hawkes bay)
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mwtb: Expensive? Only if their backend systems are so disconnected that it's some kind of major engineering job to simply link the address check through to the servicing exchange/cabinet and pull the wait info. Those data relationships must already exist unless they track the wait list by hand.
mwtb: Pointless? For who? I won't bother repeating why it has a point, I've stated it several times already.
mwtb: I'm sure you're right that the real reason is just organisational apathy and lack of a profit motive but I don't understand the dismissive response (or the tin foil hat comment, what are you on about?). The problem is reducing, yes, but the cabinets will be rolling out for a while yet. Even then are they going to provide 100% capacity everywhere?
mwtb: You can think you called whatever you like but there's no conspiracy theory. The question is quite plain: why isn't this just part of the publicly available data in the same way the broadband availability or RBI rollout plan is?
mwtb: If the answer you're putting forward is: Chorus probably can't be arsed because they don't see it as worthwhile, sure I can believe it. I can't say I'm convinced that the attitude is correct though and wrapping it in implications that there's something fundamentally screwy about even suggesting that the data might be less available than it should be doesn't help.- my underline...
sbiddle: The reality is wait listing is really only a common occurance in rural areas, and the number of people on wait lists is minimal compared to the significant numbers before the cabinetisation project.
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