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To: shades who wrote (32059)	11/6/1999 12:14:00 AM
From: Spartex	Respond to of 74651

Shades, I leave you with this link, and a quote that I'm sure you'll heartedly agree with. Now see, I do have a sense of humor-- =;-) But I also know there are limits to how much regulation/control is good for our health and business health. <<Yet even as venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and Microsoft rivals lauded Jackson's ruling as a ``great thing for Silicon Valley,' George Zachary, a partner at venture capital firm Mohr Davidow Ventures, issued a final cautionary note. ``At the same time, this is a scary reminder that if you make it to the top, someone will try to pull you down,' Zachary said. ``It's also a reminder that the government is more involved in technology and the notion of a free market is not entirely free.'>> biz.yahoo.com