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data - walk speeds, iwt, etc

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ronpetetrevchris
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data - walk speeds, iwt, etc

Post by ronpetetrevchris »

Does anybody know the measurment data that will be associated with the workload tools. This seems to be rather important to be leaving so close to the ballot. I mean surely we need to know this stuff before we vote.
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Post by realmichael »

no its a secret :crazy:
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Post by Thehair »

I don't think it's a secret...I don't think they know. How can you make an informed decision on a Yes or a No vote if you haven't been informed of all the facts.
Data values for IWT, Georoute, pegasus(the one-legged unflying donkey) ect all seem fundemental to me to base my decision.
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belle smith
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ronpetetrevchris wrote:Does anybody know the measurment data that will be associated with the workload tools. This seems to be rather important to be leaving so close to the ballot. I mean surely we need to know this stuff before we vote.
They are not part of the agreement! there is an outline as to how they will be derived in the agreement but as for actual figures on walk speed, attendace call rates, etc. not in the agreement.
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ronpetetrevchris wrote:Does anybody know the measurment data that will be associated with the workload tools. This seems to be rather important to be leaving so close to the ballot. I mean surely we need to know this stuff before we vote.
Forget the issues of later Saturdays.
Forget the D2D payment fiasco.
This is why the deal is a non-starter.
We cannot make an informed decision without the information.
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belle smith
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Post by belle smith »

clashcityrocker wrote:
ronpetetrevchris wrote:Does anybody know the measurment data that will be associated with the workload tools. This seems to be rather important to be leaving so close to the ballot. I mean surely we need to know this stuff before we vote.
Forget the issues of later Saturdays.
Forget the D2D payment fiasco.
This is why the deal is a non-starter.
We cannot make an informed decision without the information.
The information thats not in the agreement........as it happens if the rest of the agreement was all good (very good, not even close to this) the 2 issues you mention wouldn't be deal breakers for me.
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Steviea34
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Post by Steviea34 »

ronpetetrevchris wrote:Does anybody know the measurment data that will be associated with the workload tools. This seems to be rather important to be leaving so close to the ballot. I mean surely we need to know this stuff before we vote.
Asked same question myself on many threads over the last couple of weeks - guess what - keep thinking of the TREMELO'S

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opgpat
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Post by opgpat »

Data will be consistent with current local models and parameters i.e.

Walk Speed - 'fast' to 'rushing', that's how I like to see my boys (says DOM)
Drop rate - oh put in about 65%
Packets - umm 2 a day, no, put in 2 a week!
d2d - yeah that's in now, umm 1 a week average? OK make it 2, they'll be getting 8 anyway!
Delivery Span - UNLIMITED!ha ha they won't know what's hit them the little tinkers.

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