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To: dharampal luthra who wrote (13368)	7/26/1999 6:17:00 PM
From: dharampal luthra	Respond to of 15313

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To: dharampal luthra who wrote (13368)	7/26/1999 6:41:00 PM
From: Greg Hodges	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

Harry, If I look at things from my perspective as a stockholder or just a visitor to FNTN's website I would agree whole heartedly that unless change is made to high profile websites, traffic starts to drop off. It seems like management should take note to this suggestion. The fact that this can be proven true is evident when you look at the participation on the chat room and the posts to the chat boards. They have become almost DEAD.... My suggestion to fix this problem would be for FNTN management to hire a low cost employee (college student) that would not require a large salary. This type of person would take pride in his/her work for several reasons to include : a small salary to help pay school tuition and also establish a skill set for when they graduate and are looking for a job. On the other hand management might not give a SH!* about the stockholders at the current time. In the back of their minds they may be confident that when they produce the numbers for contracts in a written PR or when they announce a partnership or other major accomplishment, that the price will shoot up regardless of what has been done in the past. I think this second scenario is not the way to go about things but then of course I'm not FNTN management either. Just my Opinion. Regards, Greg Hodges

To: dharampal luthra who wrote (13368)	7/26/1999 6:52:00 PM
From: James P Anderson	Respond to of 15313

Harry: Sorry that I have not responded before now, but I liked your idea and intended to respond earlier. Of course, I am ready to try anything to get prices moving. Appreciate your work always. JP