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Details Of Changes…

By lucie

16 January 2004

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AAMI has made some changes to some of their policies. Details of changes…

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A bit drastic I’d say, but fair.

Let see how long it takes them to realise that they’ve fucked up a tad.

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4 Comments

Red Wolf

16 January 2004 at 2.12 pm

Apparently they’ve never heard of lorem ipsum or the more drastic measure of not sending draft documents live

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sbszine

16 January 2004 at 4.22 pm

I can see the scene now:
PHB: Are those policy changes on the website yet?
Developer: Well, the pages are mostly done but I’m still waiting on…
PHB: That’s good enough for me. Send it live now!
Developer: But…
PHB: Now, dammit!

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Red Wolf

30 January 2004 at 9.53 am

Two weeks and AAMI still haven’t noticed their content problem

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Red Wolf

21 March 2004 at 7.53 pm

Took them long enough, but they finally killed the page. It’s 404ing now

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