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To: Dan Hamilton who wrote (25030)	2/13/2001 3:16:12 PM
From: silversoldier a/k/a SI Sy	Read Replies (2) of 28311

Dan, please do not misunderstand the comments of GNETers on this thread. I and, I suspect, most others do not hate Jain. We hate what he has done to INSP and the valued and valuable GNET executives and employees since the merger. I still believe in the future of INSP, although my average price is far greater than your average of 6. Many former GNETers remain long, irrespective of average price per share. What we are saying is simply put. The millstone around INSP's neck is not GNET. It is current management. This appraisal is not limited to GNETers. Here is additional external parallel in the position set forth in this message: zdii.com I would show the entire article, but I am having difficulty transferring it. Here is the concurring thought: Let's face it, the executive overhaul is really what's bugging Wall Street. Analysts justifiably complain that the company's revenue growth remains cloudy, but the biggest uncertainty continues to be management. Sy

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