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To: Q. who wrote (2515)	12/31/1998 12:42:00 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3458

Mr. Hansen paid promoter posting on this board. Funny, I have not seen any disclosures? Maybe he will be the next one the SEC visits. Insufficient Disclosure - insufficient or no information at all is provided to allow the reader to determine that a fee was paid for the "story" or research. Blanket Disclosure - one disclaimer fits all the companies discussed in a publication or web site; reader is not informed whether the disclaimer applies to all, some or none of the companies Identifiable Disclosure - a disclaimer accompanies each story about a specifically identified stock; better than blanket disclosure but still falls short of the SEC required description of compensation Full Disclosure - individual disclaimers for each company profile, including the form and amount of all compensation received by the publisher; meets guidelines established in Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933

To: Q. who wrote (2515)	12/31/1998 6:58:00 PM
From: Mike C2	Respond to of 3458

New Year's Revolution I predict that the naysayers on the board will pump up their volume when the pending OEM announcements start. Their disclaimers will go like: "We've heard this hype before", "where are the earnings?", "what's with all of those Planned Sales by 'insiders', who's being paid to promote & yadayadayada... How I long for the days when we could discuss both the prospects and the shortcomings of the company dispassionately, and didn't have to wade through inanities. Great good fortune...perseverance furthers. MikeC