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In article <3979.25443723@uwovax.uwo.ca> 4224_5132@uwovax.uwo.ca (Andrew Semple) writes:
>  All I ask for is that we give Atari as many fair chances as possible.  If
>Atari goes down in flames, it is because of bad management and no support
>from the public.  If the public supports, the bad management usually works
>out.  If the public doesn't support, bye bye Atari, bye bye new ideas,
>bye bye change....

   BZZZZ!  Wrong.  The people that have Atari's _DO_ support them, this is the
_only_ reason they are here.  That _DOES NOT_ insure Atari's continued semi-
success in the States.  Third party support, _AD CAMPAIGN'S_ would _really_
help a _lot_, maybe even some product announcements from Atari that were true
(btw, good job on the PC hand-held and the Lynx (if we see it), even though I
don't want one, ya' done good) like the TT, or the Transputer workstation.
   Someone complained about the TT being less-than-advanced, but really, little
is these days.  I think it's a step in the right direction if it ever gets out
and into _our_ hands.

   Oh well, enough underlines for a day.

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