Author: Bertil Eklund
Date: 14:25:23 04/12/00
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On April 12, 2000 at 16:52:13, Frederic Friedel wrote: >>I think it comes down to my feeling that SSDF exists best as an independent >>organization, like e.g. Consumer Reports. If you start picking sides to favour >>or disfavour somebody, that brings into question the legitimacy of your list. >>Instead, publish everything you're allowed to... and this now includes a rating >>for Shredder 4. > > >Does Consumer Reports have to get permission from the manufacturers of each >product whether it can be tested or not? Can and has a manufactuere successfully >instructed Consumer Reports not to publish the results of a test? How exactly >can you aim to be "independent" if you have to abide by such instructions? > >Just curious to know. Hi! We have checked this issue with swedish experts on law and according to them, we can't lose a case like this. First of all we want to come to an agreement with Millenium and second we don't want to spend a lot of time in a german court. We have a very short summer and I want to be out in the nature, not in a courtroom. Bertil SSDF
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