Scenario Voting

Scenario Voting

Scenario Voting is a Microsoft's initiative to acquire customer satisfaction on products, intended as an easy way for users to give Microsoft feedback about their experience with certain products. Product teams use this information in an attempt to make features better and easier to use.

External links

* [http://windowsbeta.microsoft.com/vista/intro.aspx Windows Vista Scenario Voting Site]

ee also

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