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From: chucks@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Erik Funkenbusch)
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Subject: Re: AC/AW fight over the 3000T
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Date: 28 May 91 03:45:02 GMT
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JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu (JKT) writes:
>(I'm not sure this discussion belongs in c.s.a.programmer, but since
> I found it here, I'm replying here...)
>
>I just wanted to mention that I have let my AmiWorld subscription
>lapse because of the AC editorial over the 3000T.  They're right;
>AW is doing more to hurt the Ami community than help it, and I,
>for one, do not want to give them money for doing it.  There comes
>a time when you just have to stand up and say "enough."
>
>                                                            Kurt

Glad to hear that you are so gullible as to beleive everything you read, i
have some prime oceanfront property in arizona i'd like you to look at.  I've
already proven at least 3 of AC's allegations false, and others don't stand up
to common sense if you just THINK about it.  AC's editorial was in bad taste,
at LEAST partially misleading, and nothing more than mudslinging at it's
worst, i'd bet you'd vote for a governer that claimed his opponent was the
Anti-christ.  I really wouldn't be surprised if AW sued AC for slander (among
other things).  I for one will not buy another issue of AC just because of
that editorial, i do NOT help pay for a mudslinging campaign that can do
nothing but damage the Amiga community.

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