Add on:Corey Rossen wrote:Correct, and that is why I asked. Also, how many requests have been made to the City (I think I saw the number 196 by Essi alone on one posted email account) in total in this timeframe? How many hours is spent finding each answer, good or bad question? How many total hours spent chasing answers for the total amount of questions in the timeframe? How much has it cost me and the citizens in wages to the people finding the answers? I think some of the answer I don't want to know - such as how much has it cost me to have the City chase bad questions, vague questions or questions without answers and who asked those questions.Brian Essi wrote:I have to agree with Corey that he does not understand and he does not know about such things.
I also see that each time Essi requests in a vague manner (Essi requests via posting here are the only ones I have ever seen) the researcher has to look for and research the answer and when it is deemed to vague must look up and research the appropriate court case and site it in order to show legality. This seems like a lot of research and time on a single question. Top that with however many they do in a year, and then how much wages they have earned and time they have spent, seems like it must be a lot.
It is also ironic to me that someone asks for time consuming requests by the truckload and then complains that no other work is being done. It's like me asking someone to paint the fence and then yell because the lawn hasn't been mowed yet.