🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <3160@druhi.ATT.COM>, med@druhi.ATT.COM (Myron Drapal) writes:
> In article <1073@atari.UUCP>, good@atari.UUCP (Roy Good) writes:
> > We are
> > concerned, however, that such misinformation would be placed in a public forum
> > and accordingly we request that in advance of such statements in the future,
> > Atari be called and the facts of such perceived policies be confirmed.
> 
> I just couldn't let this one go without a chuckle ;-)...  Atari, the premier
> company of vaporware and "misinformation", criticizing someone for the same.
> 

   Say, good point.  Of course, no matter how bad certain corporate entities
might be in this regard, it should not really justify rude or thoughtless
criticism.  On the other hand, they have had some pretty (dare I say it?)
st*pid (they probably can't sue me for that) policies in the past, and its
looking as though things may be getting worse, not better.

   Well, now that I've had my two cents worth, I think I'll just stay out
of this discussion, at least until Atari *REALLY* confirms (or hopefully,
denies) this rumour (about the laser printers).