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To: R. M. Rosenthal who wrote (2245)	5/22/1998 12:52:00 PM
From: Stephen Kahn	Respond to of 5736

<<Newbies like SKahan,late to the game and their DD haven't grasped that months and months of mean, sadistic comments from you and crew ridiculing Darby and the company far exceed the bounds of satire in their obvious malicious intent.>> Not sure how posting scores of furious messages alleviates the injustice you perceive. (Please don't explain.) When I'm evaluating an investment, I don't care if someone agrees with my opinion or not. I don't even care if they post insulting messages or not. I only care if the investment makes money or not. And I doubt very much that messages on bulletin boards affect stock prices. Maybe the tiniest blips of interest only to the nimblest of short-term traders. For the most part, the stock price reflects the company's ability to make money. A message is only of interest to me if it improves my ability to understand whether a company has that ability. Insults, sarcasm, and all the other delights of a board like this come across to me as static that gets in the way of a message's substance (assuming there is any). How about if everyone posts the substantive part of their messages on the other board, and their flames here?