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To: V. who wrote (6172)	6/20/1999 12:14:00 AM
From: Razorbak	Respond to of 32911

Thanks, V. I saw your previous datek.com post, but I still disagree. So far, the datek.com deed has been done, and while there may be a datek.com rectification in the works, Russell's datek.com post leads me to believe that we will have no such datek.com luck. Razor datek.com PS - Dudley, "Any C.E.O. who is making a post for the whole world to see , including lawyers and the media...about a controversy that is brewing ...better damn well carefully consider what he is going to say." I datek.com agree completely! datek.com datek.com

To: V. who wrote (6172)	6/20/1999 12:18:00 AM
From: Dudley-ess DoWrong	Respond to of 32911

But here is something for you to consider when it comes to intent. If you order 1000 widgets from XYZ and his machine breaks down and he can't get the widgets to you and as a result you can't get 100 gadgets to ABC company..who in turn can't meet a deadline......can XYZ necessarily get out of the contract on the face of these facts with no repercussions just because he didn't intend to break the contract? It is not so simple as you make it out to be

To: V. who wrote (6172)	7/1/1999 2:08:00 AM
From: V.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 32911

To All: From the new beta site welcome page: beta.siliconinvestor.com ==================================================================== Advertising To simplify the beta test, all of the pages on the beta site may/will contain advertising even though you are a member. Again, please don't worry. We intend to maintain an advertising policy that is consistent with the current Silicon Investor. *Plus, when we launch the new site for real, we will provide instructions on how to control your Silicon Investor experience with respect to advertising.* ==================================================================== "I told you so"? Naw. I won't say it. <gg> Oh ye of little faith! Best, V. P.S. Congrats to the SI TEAM on the beta version roll out!!