On the heals of my last post, in addition to not wanting your app, I also don't want your exception. I mean unless I'm developing it and we are in QA and something bad happens, then by all means, I want your exception. I guess in this case it's my exception, and my bad.
But when I'm not wearing my developer hat and instead wearing my regular user hat, I don't want your exception. Ideally I'd like whatever I'm doing not to fail, but if it does fail; tell me nicely that you were caught with your pants down and give me an alternative way to finish whatever I'm doing. I won't be mad, it's OK, we all make mistakes. But let me tell you what is unacceptable:
I'm sorry you use WebSphere and I'm sorry you never tested the "Forgot password" option. I guess your typical users have great memories. So what am I supposed to do now? I guess give up? I suppose go to your competitor? For now I'll settle for complaining about it on the internet. Thanks Aetna.
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