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To: ztect who wrote (2172)	11/25/1998 11:11:00 PM
From: TEDennis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2770

ztect: Your assumption that I am part of a "group" is incorrect. Your assumption that a "group" exists is, as far as I know, incorrect. Re: "Your side is wrong". There is no "my side". I'm an individual. I could care less about that other thread. My purpose on that thread is to fulfill a request from an interested SI lurker. That request was to perform an evaluation of their Y2K software. I know nothing else about the company or any activities going on in the thread. My first exposure to the rather strange postal discussions on that thread was a few days ago when I was trying to figure out how to get a demo copy for my evaluation. I don't know with whom you are PM'ing, but it's not me. The mere fact that several of us frequent this thread does not mean that we all participate in common activities or share common beliefs. That would be the same as assuming that since we all run a version of Windows software, then we must all support Bill Gates' monopolistic philosophies. My activities on this thread are for entertainment purposes. When I go on other threads to post product evaluations, my software professional side takes over. On still other threads, I'm there to share investing thoughts and ideas. On a few threads, I've invested and evaluated. In all instances, my interest has been documented. As I said on the other thread, please don't lump me into any particular supporter or detractor group. I'll disclose any biases towards the company of that other thread if and when I develop one. However, I'll say again ... I'm there to evaluate their software, not to decide whether they're the world's best investment or worst nightmare. TED