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To: Dave R. Webb who wrote (4034)	3/23/2000 8:22:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4066

<<[Dave Webb] posting on SI['s Tyhee thread]... normal form of... communication>> Dave, Rather than I do an offense or defense towards the person of <<took hits from a well known news letter writer for posting on SI.>> let me take a neutral and educational, as in a search for knowledge position and let whatever comes to light be what falls out. First, ignore the internet and present ways that represent real life instances in your past of shareholder/investor communication with you. Most likely you talked to someone via telephone, post office mail, before or after an event like a convention you attended, or even at a social event you attended with friends like a party, or even by chance in public you were stopped by someone on the sidewalk asking for directions and he saw a paper you held with a Tyhee company stamp displayed on an outside envelope and he asked you for information and status about the company (plus) all awhile you were in a group of strangers like waiting for a bus and anyone else nearby could overhear. In all the above cases you have only one rule to obey, no insider information are you allowed to present to the public unless it is done according to the rules outlined in the laws. Even not using common sense I am sure that certain facts are not insider info, as in to tell someone that you work for Tyhee and are its president and also are a director. You could make a simple list of more stuff, and then using common sense list what you cannot do, for example you can say Tyhee is doing ok/good/fair but probably not say that Tyhee is near bankruptcy or near a moon shot, as that type of info is investor sensitive and has to be presented and exist for all shareholders. So what you can and not say is somewhat easy to detail, and as for the item mentioned by that news letter writer, I see no difference between the telephone or speaking in public with the internet with SI threads, including the Tyhee thread. Yes yes yes, there is a big difference in the amount of potential eyes or readers or listeners on this thread than those other communication means, but thats all, and the law does not qualify the media used except to ensure that when insider type info is presented that all shareholders and potential investors have access at the same time and place. But for non insider info no limit or nature of the media is governed by the law simply because it is viewd as a private conversation you have with one or more persons. One or more, 1 or 10 or 1,000 or as many choose to read this Tyhee thread is not controlled by insider laws. The common sense Duck Test used will answered 99% of wondering. <<...he said "to anonymous...> Not only do you not require proof of identification of person who talks to you, but even more proof that he/she has no external motives existing outside and beyond his current presents, as you would be hard pressed to verify and followup as such unless you were in Russia and a senior whatever in the KGB. So, identification or not of the person you talk to for non insider info is only your personal concern, not of the company Tyhee or of yours as president. <<We were in Europe meeting with investors... ... the effects of which was announced a week ago.>> Europe ????????????????? Phil, we better locate Dave and take his passport away, else another Mongolian possible. A rose by any other name, in this case, if its not Canada, then its .... Doug