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To: sks1 who wrote (306)	3/26/1998 10:01:00 PM
From: SG	Respond to of 1108

Scott unless you are the CEO or other significant board member of a public company then you may not have a clue as to what can and can not be said. Marks posts, as I read them talk about nothing that is not already public. Don't confuse public information with illegalities. Your bringing up that language makes me instantly wonder what your motives are. Back off, as most of the investors of micro and small cap stocks have enough hard times trying to get valuable public information about the companies that we invest in. Scott Galloway

To: sks1 who wrote (306)	3/27/1998 11:05:00 AM
From: Mark S. Williams	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1108

I was taught that every reasonable question deserves a reasonable answer. Your question about the appropriateness of a CEO answering questions on SI is a good one. To the extent I am able, I answer questions every day on SI, by email, on the phone, and by letter. The responses I give on SI are the same as I would give to anyone who called me on the phone. Shareholders and non-shareholders call me every day and I give them the same information. So, do SI subscribers have an advantage? Are active investors at an advantage over passive investors? Are smart investors at an advantage over not-so-smart investors? Different investors will achieve different results because of the individual differences in: (a) the way they get their data, (b) the amount of data they get, (c) the way they convert data into information, (d) the way they synthesize information into knowledge and patterns, (e) the accuracy of the conclusions they draw, (f) the efficacy of the actions they decide to take, (g) the speed and timing with which they do all the above, and (h) luck, as it relates to timing one's actions in a dynamic market. Some people are just better at this than others. My guess is that SI subscribers are generally a cut above the average investor. The fact they are on SI indicates an above-average interest. I enjoy the exchange process on SI. I intend to remain an active participant. Mark Williams, CEO, ITKG williams@itechfin.com