Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 02:10:26 09/20/98
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>Ed - i do completely subscribe your position. >you try to fight for fair competition. >stand the pressure. Thanks for supporting my view. >don't let the others "convince" you with the means of their feet. >It is important that the ssdf recognize that they cannot do whatever they want, >especially when it comes to "special negotiations" and special conditions with >only ONE participant. I do not think this is the case. I think the SSDF handled in all fairness. They only took a wrong decision not realizing the disadvantages of that decision. >You always argued that there was a common sense, that all programmers >subscribed, to implement the auto232 driver into their programs, to support >this >driver. this common sense of all programmers was impolitely broken by matthias >decision not to support the autoplayer in public. I have read in CSS their motives, I believe them and understand better now. It's indeed not funny if your opening book is shot into pieces. On the other hand you compete or you don't compete. If you chose to compete then these disadvantages are part of the deal. If you don't want the disadvantages then don't join. Like in all comp-comp events the book is hot and part of the deal if you plan to participate. - Ed - >IMO your decision is ok. >Continue your good work on Rebel and continue to enrich the market with strong >and intelligent products, as you have done your whole life. >Thanks.
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