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In a previous article, Bob_BobR_Retelle@cup.portal.com () says:

>Marinos Yannikos writes:
>
>>I agree! A comp.sys.atari.st.advocacy group should be
>>created as soon as possible!
>
>No..  Atari Corp needs to do something, as soon as possible.
> 
>With new products, new software, new applications, new information,
>there wouldn't be any need for an "advocacy" group..
> 
>There'd be so much chatter about all the great new products and programs
>that you couldn't get a flamewar in edgewise...
>
>Who would want to waste time arguing about silly stuff when there would
>be great new applications to discuss..?
> 
>Think about this...  ONE new Atari dealer opens in California somewhere, 
>and it's a world-wide media event...   that's pretty sad..!

I COULD NOT AGREE MORE.

The people at Atari need an entire new way of thinking.

ONE new Atari dealer opens in California and Bob Brodie cannot be more
pleased.  The problem is that FIVE past Atari dealerships are CLOSING at
the same time.

I wrote an article in Z*Net about themarketing importance of the Falcon030
bundle.  I would not have written it if I didn't think Atari would
goof up how they sold the Falcon.

Many people complain about the people complaining about Atari.  But what
they don't seem to realize is that the people complaining about Atari were
the BIGGEST Atari supporters of the 1980's.  They have every right to
complain.

And you are totally right about the fact that there would be no wars,
little flames, etc. IF Atari was doing everything that they should be doing.


>
>BobR
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