Somehow, I stumbled upon this old thread:
May 26th 2011 (sic)
"These two files are obviously flopped
14246401
14246400
Bug? Inspector not very good at geography?"... ...
Lobo, May 27th 2011:
It was one of the accounts created in order to migrate content from Getty back in September. As for how the file passed through flipped on it's arse is another question all together. I will get someone to resolve that in a timely fashion.[1] Charming for a representative of the company to reply in that wise. Similar to that email urging us to send that facebook app thing to show others that we give a d*mn. (Yes, I swear, but not when acting in a professional capacity.)
[2] It is not 'flipped on it's
(sic) arse', it is flipped from side to side.
[3] Seven months later, it is still not 'resolved'.
I'd laugh, if it weren't so scarily tragic. Of course, it's an agency file.
http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-photo-14246401-map-of-china-and-northeastern-asia.phpAlthough titled 'Map of China and northeastern Asia', China isn't in its keywords, but it is 15 by best match on 'map of Korea': above fold, very embarrassing.
The other is a flipped map of France:
http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-photo-14246400-map-of-france.php, but at least it's down at 62 on 'map of France'.
So, if 'six months' is a 'timely manner' for getting something as simple as this
sorted, (whoops, it's not sorted yet) no wonder we can't get any answer to the postings about why the missing downloads, promised for Monday 13th, are still missing without any explanations or updates.
