Unfortunately, in my experience, most organisations don’t respond (or will takes months to) unless you hold them accountable publicly.
It’s similar to how many stores don’t care about your Customer Support ticket until you leave them a negative review or @ them on Twitter.
What about a policy of emailing them, waiting a few weeks, and then publishing if there is no reply?
Seems like a good policy to me. I’ll consider following this in the future.
A few weeks is a long time: I would usually give an org a week. Or I might say something like “currently planning to publish this on Tuesday, but let me know if you’d like me to hold off so you can have more time to review”.
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Unfortunately, in my experience, most organisations don’t respond (or will takes months to) unless you hold them accountable publicly.
It’s similar to how many stores don’t care about your Customer Support ticket until you leave them a negative review or @ them on Twitter.
What about a policy of emailing them, waiting a few weeks, and then publishing if there is no reply?
Seems like a good policy to me. I’ll consider following this in the future.
A few weeks is a long time: I would usually give an org a week. Or I might say something like “currently planning to publish this on Tuesday, but let me know if you’d like me to hold off so you can have more time to review”.