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To: Glenn Norman who wrote (265)	9/10/1999 7:56:00 AM
From: Brian K Crawford	Read Replies (1) of 1817

eWorld Gamers: Admitting to not having read the new release of the manual, I ask those who have: Doesn't the compounding power of a massive group of repetitive users create a self-reinforcing value chain that can have similar desires, protective behavior, and results as the Gorilla Game value chain that the authors showed us in their description of true Gorilla power? I don't expect this "network power" can be as powerful as Gorilla power, but isn't it a cousin to it? Example of what I mean, and food for though from the Street.Com piece on AOL by Jim Seymour. His conclusion in the three parter: AOL is positioning for the next big push to ubiquitous connectivity. If they can execute, patient holders could be rewarded with a stock performance that equals the performance of the last ten years. See the article: Message 11198345 See what the last ten years have been like: techstocks.com Brian

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