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To: Mephistopheles who wrote (3762)	7/23/1999 2:22:00 PM
From: trendy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8858

Mephistopheles : Since you do not appear to own Starnet and only seem to visit this thread to let us know that CRY is superior to Starnet, it was difficult to view your questions as sincere. If your questions were, in fact, sincere you have my humblest apologies. I agree, there is a lot of conjecture about the standing of each company in this sector; I also agree that CRY's financial standing is quite impressive. Still, financial performance is not the only measure in the market, and if CRY banks their riches, others will pass them by rapidly. Potential, ability to respond to challenges from other players and ability to execute count at least as much, and that is why I believe that Starnet is where it is today, while CRY appears to be somewhat overlooked. Not a perfect example, but clear enough : never forget the fact that IBM never saw Microsoft as a serious threat until it was far too late. Did CRY fail to see the threat that Starnet posed? T