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In article <828445420_OASIS_NEWS@yr-ynys.compulink.co.uk>, Neil Martin
<Neil@yr-ynys.compulink.co.uk> writes
>>I hope that it has not escaped everyones attention that demons
>>subscibers broadsheet "Demon Dispatches" has decided for whatever
>>reason to withhold the Atari specific "Getting Going .." article
>>until the next issue. 
>
>When I read it I pesumed that demon aren't bothered about the atari 
>platform anymore. They've left us to our own devices for ages so why 
>should they change their minds now?
>
>OTOH they may have deliberately left the atari users out of the 
>mailing (I've only ever phoned for PC support - for friends - since 
>Frank got me up and running last year; they could have made a note on 
>my account).
>
>Fortunately oasis2 works with other providers without any 
>configuration problems (I'm using cixip for this posting). 
>
>
><fx leading question>
>Are any of the many other providers available to us considering providing 
>some atari support to attract us away from demon?
>
>Best wishes
>
>Neil 
>
>--
>
> Neil Martin, music undergraduate, University of Wales College of Cardiff
>   neil@yr-ynys.compulink.co.uk -=- martinna@cf.ac.uk -=- smu3nam@thor 
>  
>
I have my copy of Demon Dispatches a few days ago. If you believe the
hype, all dial in is catered for and "they are not failing form their
own success".  The new BT Online suggests the problems with Demon is
they have 60,000 customers and bandwidth for 8,000. They would say this,
but much of it i true. And yes they seem to have forgotten the Atari
band, strumming away in the corner.

Anyone know what is happening with the B-testing of Oasis 2? Is it out
for sale/use yet? If so, does the Spider mode activate yet?

John
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John Clark