How did you get this information? An interesting tidbit.
This is now a big red flag for me. Using a forum as the only method as customer support is unreasonable. At a minimum once you put in a support request you should at least get a case number and a method of following progress.
The steps to resolve a recent defect certainly ask a lot of a customer who is paying for software/service.
Wow, I didnāt know we could go back. Can you explain to a guy with an analog brain, what stepās you took to be able to leave Early Access? Iād love to do the same myself.
Indeed. In fact, in more than a few sites for products I have purchased, Iāve repeatedly witnessed the staff encourage a customer, or potential customer, to open a ticket for assistance. In fact, in a few instances where there are complaints, Iāve seen a staff member ask why they couldnāt find a ticket number for the issue, only to find out the customer never pursued that route. Or personally, Iāve asked a question to find out if āXā is normal behavior, and have been encouraged to open a ticket for the issue.
One place where a forum vs. a ticket system is more efficient is when many users have the same issue. Could you imagine being on the support staff and getting 300 of the same issue in the ticket system? At least on a forum, one person can report an issue, others can reply they have the same issue, and staff has all the information gathered in one place. Or proactively, staff could post they have āYā as a problem, mention a possible solution, ask for feedback on others who have had the issue, and give a rough timeline and/or updates on progress towards fixing it.
Thereās no ideal solution, but I agree that using only a forum for support is not a good situation. Especially if the staff takes a cavalier attitude towards customer complaints and requests. And even more so when the product is as expensive as Roon.
For all of our griping here, I donāt think Roon does everything 100% perfectly, but it does everything else I want it to. Too bad it now has a deal breaker that, for many, could cause them to cancel their subscription to their software.
My Team supports 170K unique healthcare users 24x7. I can imagine getting 3000 tickets for the same issue 
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The underlying issue comes from how users express the same issue differently and how the help desk translates that to a ticket.
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That Roon forum is a nasty waste of bandwidth. Horrible place. Useless even.
Itās despicable.
Iād rather think about soft serve ice cream.
Make it chocolate and Iām there! 
Iād prefer something other than that dinky serving, thoughā¦
Iām a big fan of swirl. Chocolate and Vanilla, Walnut and Maple, Pistachio and Strawberryā¦mmmmm.
I donāt know. I kind of like it over there. I get to tell people they are wrong. Isnāt that what The Internet was built for?
But you get to be like that anywhere and always.
My better half likes the ācreamsicleā swirl, which is orange and vanilla. But given health issues for both of us, thereās no swirl for me (maybe once a month as a treat) and sugar-free frozen yogurt for her, if they have a good flavor that week.
I miss the days, like three decades ago, when I could dive into a tub of Edyās Rocky Road and not have any worries. 
Me too. If I had known back then what I know today, I would have enjoyed it twice as much.
This is very interesting. Two huge changes with Roon in the past several days. Better search and an amazing increase in artist and album metadata.
anyone upgrade yet?
Iāve been holding off since before build 1148 (looked like a lot of users were having trouble with that build)
iām such a nervous nelly but I donāt want to be another accident statistic 