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To: Robert Utne who wrote (6269)	9/3/1999 7:03:00 PM
From: Kalyan Kolachala	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6570

>> John, Objections need to be sent to each of the addressees. Sure, it's a tedious task but the more letters of objection received by the court (especially those with considerable substance/merit), the better the opportunity of the court's rejection of LG's plan. >> Bob, I agree that more the number of objections, the better it is. But if all of them have the same info (that which is in your site or parts of it) then it may not help much. It might only irritate them to read identical info multiple times. Another suggestion: While I agree that some Korean business practices may not be ethical (as with LG and other choebels) it is better to keep those references to a minimum in the objections. Otherwise we risk being labeled racist and xenophobic. With a sound case that we have, why should we take that risk? Kalyan ps: I would appreciate any contact info on the firm that is filing the anti-trust suit.