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Date: 29 July 1986, 11:43:02 GMT
From: Simon Poole                                    K538915  at CZHRZU1A
To:   INFO-ATA at SU-SCORE


Subj.: a slight misunderstanding

Sorry Neil,
 i didn't mean that ATARI U.S.A should start duplicating disks or something
like that. Most PD software does arrive in Europe after half a year or so,
the problem is that it is distributed commercially, one example: 10 SS disks
for $70 (the disks tend to be a bit flaky, so you don't get very much for
your money). What I would suggest is, that every few months you send a couple
of diskettes with the latest PD programs on them to ATARI Germany (or to
a user group) and they make them available in some form (which does not
mean they actually have to distribute them, just put them on a BBS or so).

                     Simon.