FW: not good for fptech sales

[Kenneth Brody]

Quoting Tips (Wed, 8 Feb 2006 20:43:45 -0500):

>
> >> not good for fptech sales
> >> tyler.style
> >> mv tyler.style > /dev/null
>
> So...., someone speaks up and steps on a few toes and because a lot of
> what is said is true but not welcomed, then send them to /dev/null...
> I hope that is not the case here...

The problem was that a lot of it was untrue, came with attitude, and
continued with the attitude of "it's true because I say it's true"
even when shown that the statements were, in fact, false.

I, personally, have no entries in my killfile for any "real" people.
(I do filter some non-US TLDs simply because I know no one with such
an e-mail address, and have no reason to believe that any legitimate
e-mails may come from there, while I do know that I used to get spam
supposedly from such addresses.)  Whether others wish to killfile
someone is a matter of personal taste.

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> I'm sorry for starting this with my list of 14-15 wish list items where

And most of the list was lost in the noise.

> Ken quickly let me know that ODBC was working in both read/write mode
> and a lot of us somehow was lead to believe that it doesn't work.  So
> after these heated discussions, it appears that fpSQL has no value to
> my users running their Windows boxes with Anzio and Excell, therefore
> I'm adding it back to the original list.  Please correct me if I'm
> wrong here...

Well, you'll have to explain why you feel it "has no value to [your]
users" before anything can be "corrected".

> BTW, I still haven't heard anything about the other 12-13 items on the
> same list that started all this.

You should probably re-post the list.

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