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A word on exchanges

Chris_WebMD_Staff posted:

However, I can assure you that we are passing along all of your feedback, and our engineering team is already making some changes and planning others.

Sometimes it is hard to gauge what will work out and what won't until you get the product out there and get the opinions of your members who use it on a daily basis.

I know it is frustrating at the moment, but I hope you'll stick with us while we iron out the wrinkles.

The main frustration seems to be following the What's Happening Now content on the main exchange page. We do have an alternative you can use until other changes are made. Go to the left navigation bar and click on See All Discussions, See All Tips, or See All Resources. Those pages will read a lot like your boards used to.

I invite you to email your thoughts to our team directly at ExchangeManagement@webmd.net . Include every detail of what you do not like and even tell us what you DO like and would like to see more of.

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:A word on exchangesHowever, I can assure you that we are passing along all of your feedback, and our engineering team is already making some changes and planning others. Sometimes it is hard to gauge what will work out and what won't until you get the product out there and get the opinions of your members who use it on a daily basis. I know it is frustrating at the moment, but I hope you'll stick with us while we iron out the wrinkles. The main frustration seems to be following the What's Happening Now content on the main exchange page. We do have an alternative you can use until other changes are made. Go to the left navigation bar and click on See All Discussions, See All Tips, or See All Resources. Those pages will read a lot like your boards used to. I invite you to email your thoughts to our team directly at <a rel="nofollow" href="mailto:ExchangeManagement@webmd.net">ExchangeManagement@webmd.net</a> . Include every detail of what you do not like and even tell us what you DO like and would like to see more of.

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