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In article <PLAU.92Dec16080801@buffoon.qucis.queensu.ca> plau@qucis.queensu.ca (Peter S. Lau) writes:
>I think Insignia probably doesn't have access on Internet. Otherwise
>we don't have to call them and verify it ourselves. I do think
>the site managers should send a join message asking the whoever got
>the "demo" should delete it since it's a commerical product, just to
>make it official.

The archivists of Mac FTP sites are *really* good about sending out
these messages. Someone accidently upload BeHierarchic 2.0, which is
commercial. Once this was determined, they posted warning about it in
the info-mac digest telling everyone that they should delete it.
Honest people will take that advice and delete it.

This "demo that's really the real thing" was unconvered when someone
called Insignia to ask about it and gave them the serial number.
Apparently, Insignia itself is going to investigate this.
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