Re: (Don't) Contact Us Forms
They want the forms, but they still need an email when someone submits a form, for lack of a better notification protocol. Instead of one flaky mailserver, now they have two or three flaky systems. When any one of them breaks down, you're talking to a brick wall.
I don't have any brilliant ideas. Email, phones, contact forms, chat boxes, social media - they're all extremely dodgy. Best way to reach someone now is to knock on their door if they're nearby, and if not.... good luck.
Progress, we've heard of it.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
