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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker, Moneytalk and Marketimer

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To: queenleah who wrote (1446)10/8/2007 12:33:04 AM
From: octavianRead Replies (2) of 2121
 
Queen, I interpreted James note to honey as a denial. Here, again, is what he said:

"Hi Honey - I asked specifically what they believed I was sharing online that they felt was not fair use and the person I talked to either would not or could not tell me what my "offense" was other than saying it had come to their attention that I was indeed sharing info about the newsletter online."

--OK. Above he says they could not give any specific examples of James posting privileged info. Then James said:

<< I suspect it was my less than flattering habit of pointing out how what Bob said in his newsletter was sufficiently vague that he could and likely would latter spin it so it would appear he was more prescient than in truth he was. Bob - IMHO- is a master of doublespeak.>>

--So then James offered his GUESS as to what might have actually been the reason.

This tells me that James didn't know of any examples of posting info that violated copyright laws. Otherwise, why would he have been trying to guess what the *real* reason was?

I read that as a denial.

Of course, it would have been far better all around if he would simply have said "I didn't do what they accused me of doing."

Of course #2, it's also quite possible that Elan-Quatro hit the nail on the head a few posts ago.
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