| From: | Richard Lane |
| Date: | 29 Oct 2000 at 14:23:30 |
| Subject: | Re: (unknown) |
Hello Mark
On 28-Oct-00, Mark Wilson wrote:
> I worked long and hard to make AmiBench a sucess that it is today, and the
> prospect of it being taken away from me really really upset me alot.
>
> As many people who know me actually can testify AmiBench means alot to me,
> I have said on many occasions "AmiBench is my way of saying thanks to the
> Amiga community".
I'll second that. I know just how much time and effort Mark and the other
members of Amibench put into it, often for little or no financial reward.
> How do you think I would *feel* at the prospect of being reported to Trading
> standards because you thought I may of broke some Anti-Competitive Laws by
> having banners on our site?
Sorry to chip in with my bit on this, but I've been a bit behind with reading
the AA list posts over the last few days. From what I've seen of David
Connolly's posts both here and in the past on afb (to which I no longer
subscribe), his activities and behaviour are more like that of a child than
that of company owner. If he wants to be taken seriously then he should maybe
start behaving like an adult.
It's not anti-competitive to only have certain banners on your site, that's
him being plain silly. If it was, you'd have to have banners for every other
competing service or product on your site as well. The mind boggles. :)
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