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To: SI Dave who wrote (21650)	11/29/2004 9:39:05 PM
From: Henry J Costanzo	Respond to of 32874

Thanks, Dave........guess I didn't understand what was being talked about.......Had thought I'd lose ability to go to a person's Profile and see what he had posted on any thread....Don't mind clicking them on one by one.......wouldn't necessarily want to read what he had posted on threads of no interest to me.....

To: SI Dave who wrote (21650)	11/30/2004 12:05:41 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 32874

Msg from SI Admin (Never say Never Dave) "... [Never] is a new feature." or "... it's called The First Taste is Free." Dear SI Admin (unFair Dave) c.c. SI Admin (BobZ da Good Cop w/ Dave de Bad Cop) Gosh, "lower than the lowest of the low" or "dumber than the dumpest of the dumb" or How about some Sense BEFORE Cents ??? I'am a Payed-in-Full-Lifer, and quite well agree that Lifer memberships were a business decision made by the initial SI owners having not enough of foresight to see that it will have real negative returns after the quick, short and fast increase in revenue receivables. For sure the value of those Grandfathered "in" represent a glass fully filled, since without them SI would become a glass fully empty, and in that respect Grandfathered should always be able to receive future upgraded status just like a real grandfather will obtain the next "upgrade" of grand grandfather once their children have children, and here its features "born & added" to those they allowed birth to. As for those like me, a Payed-in-Full-Lifer, once again the history of SI to be, then to be less, then to almost not be, and now to be with a to be great a reality, its sad to treat the Payed-in-Full-Lifer(s) as the glass ½ Full + glass ½ Empty past business decision as being as their fault, with thusly consequences to be unawarded to them rather than SI to accept the responsibility of past ownership. Imagine a great grandfather hearing from his children children that he does not have access to any new experiences they encounter.