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So, "yes" would be your answer. Fantastic, we're
finally getting somewhere! You could have just said yes in response to my first post in this thread and saved us both a lot of typing, but I won't hold that against you.
Now that you've confirmed that my initial read on the situation was correct, I'd suggest you take these complaints to the content creators responsible for the regular upkeep of the apps which have fallen short of your expectations. GGG has no possible way of controlling which publicly available information poe.ninja incorporates into their models, and the poe.ninja programmers are unlikely to see this post no matter how many times we bump it.
After all, third party applications are
by definition not made by anyone at GGG.
I'm not in any way trying to silence you or say that your complaints are invalid, but if you actually want to have your concerns addressed you need to get them to the folks who are capable of fixing them. This is sort of like going to a shoe store to complain about your car breaking down, my friend.
You're actually terrible at analogies. I'm more likely discussing car repairs with car enthusiasts. You should start answering questions of people, otherwise you're look like you're talking to yourself. I won't bother you anymore, dude...
Please explain to me how my analogy fails as a parallel to your situation. You have a complaint with a product (the apps / your car) and you are making it to people who did not make that product, do not endorse that product, and do not support the ongoing development of that product (GGG / the shoe store).
How, in your mind, do GGG help you with this problem? Let's take it as read that they are entirely sympathetic to your cause and want to intervene directly to resolve this issue:
how do they do it, when your problem is with
someone else's product?
