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On 3/25/2021 at 8:34 PM, dieter said:

Get quite tired of people raving about Dictator Dan. I would hate to have seen how Victoria would have fared under the alternative bunch of corrupt and inept yokels.

well we might have had a competent HQ 

 
10 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

if the ticketing company make a mistake you don't get into the venue.

I probably didn't make it very clear but I mean a real mistake like losing the check-in data of 50,000 people making contact tracing near impossible.

Just now, praha said:

well we might have had a competent HQ 

Let's not argue Politics: though 'Competence' is not a word I'd use in association with Scomeo's Merry Men who patrol Canberra and the Opposition aisles in VIctoria.

 
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10 minutes ago, Cheesy D. Pun said:

I probably didn't make it very clear but I mean a real mistake like losing the check-in data of 50,000 people making contact tracing near impossible.

are you serious?.......we are talking about their back-end financial accounting system

you may not like their front-end customer web-facing systems, but once the back-end is locked down it's rock solid

8 hours ago, daisycutter said:

are you serious?.......we are talking about their back-end financial accounting system

you may not like their front-end customer web-facing systems, but once the back-end is locked down it's rock solid

Deadly serious. Ticketmaster aren't my first choice for managing a pandemic.


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