Comment by OsrsNeedsf2P 1 day ago The lack of details makes me wonder how large this "subset" of users really is 3 comments OsrsNeedsf2P Reply gib444 1 day ago I remember working support and being told "always say 'subset' unless you absolutely know it's exactly 100% of customers" lol jofzar 16 hours ago Same, there was always very specific wording we had to use unless legal approved an exact number or scope. bossyTeacher 1 day ago The lack of details itself is telling enough. Whatever comes out will be no doubt PR sanitised and some bigger clumps of truth won't make it through the PR process.
gib444 1 day ago I remember working support and being told "always say 'subset' unless you absolutely know it's exactly 100% of customers" lol jofzar 16 hours ago Same, there was always very specific wording we had to use unless legal approved an exact number or scope.
jofzar 16 hours ago Same, there was always very specific wording we had to use unless legal approved an exact number or scope.
bossyTeacher 1 day ago The lack of details itself is telling enough. Whatever comes out will be no doubt PR sanitised and some bigger clumps of truth won't make it through the PR process.
I remember working support and being told "always say 'subset' unless you absolutely know it's exactly 100% of customers" lol
Same, there was always very specific wording we had to use unless legal approved an exact number or scope.
The lack of details itself is telling enough. Whatever comes out will be no doubt PR sanitised and some bigger clumps of truth won't make it through the PR process.