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To: Josef Svejk who wrote (407)	4/23/1999 5:01:00 PM
From: Bill Ulrich	Read Replies (2) of 588

My favourite part is where Roger Myers explains that there was some malice involved which has significantly damaged [reference deleted]'s reputation. Of course, the original release ran with a standard-industry practice Dateline: <Story Title> Business Wire; Safety Harbor FL, April 1, 1999 <Start Story Content> Now—ummm…which part of that [reference deleted] reference is untrue, and/or malicious? It is just a standard dateline which one sees everyday in any news story, such as: <Story Title> Associated Press; Littleton CO, April 23, 1999 <Start Story Content> _____________________________________________________________ And of course, it's true - [reference deleted] distributed the release. And of course, they received full and prompt payment. Furthermore, we deleted it after they asked us to! It should have ended right there. "But, nNNOOooooooo......," in the immortal words of comedian, Steve Martin. IMO, the better case for malicious damage should be [reference deleted] bringing suit against themselves for exposing themselves to severe public ridicule by persuing this charade as far as they have.

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