Hi Joe,
> Hi Scott. First, I think you want to direct this at me and not
> Salah.
My apologies .. I did not mean to single out Salah at all ... I have seen some very good information and thought coming from Salah. I merely picked a message to respond to. I haven't figured out how to post a message other than a reply! ;-)
Also, please do not think of this as directed at you. People on this list contribute and join in a cause because they see something they believe in. If you voice an opinion it is your right ... if they choose to join your opinion it was their choice. Obviously many people have strong beliefs in something here and I want to better understand this. People can choose to lead, but people must also choose to follow.
> Second, I think your list of questions are very good. With one
> exception. You allude to "Novell Bashing". I am not going to go to
> any great length here Scott to rebut this statement. My actions
> since October of 1995 speak for themselves, as being one of the most
> ardent Novell supporters you could find. From my posts and
> cheerleading here, to the excellent publicity you received on my web
> site, to numerous, numerous letters in Novell's favor to the
> Microsoft-biased press.
I have followed your efforts and commend them. I guess that my use of this terminology is an expression of the frustration that I feel trying to work to improve the situation. All I see around me is discussion, hype, and media describing the dismal state of affairs ... when I don't see it that way ... as either an employee or a shareholder.
> Nuff' said on that.
> I think I'd like to see Paul Fiondella take a few whacks at your
> questions first.
Paul is also a frequent contributor that seems to think about these things. I would greatly appreciate his input on these issues!
> Paul, would you mind? I don't want to spot you man, but you are in
> the business, and I really like your style (much better than mine on
> these kinds of things).
I look forward to better understanding this situation and the proposed resolution!
Scott C. Lemon |
