Author: Larry Proffer
Date: 09:25:46 05/18/01
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On May 18, 2001 at 10:13:04, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >On May 18, 2001 at 09:33:26, Larry Proffer wrote: > >>I said there was a pattern, not that this specific case was necessarily part of >>it. > >I wasn't talking about fuzzy logic or AI's. It's far more straightforward. > >I was talking about your respons to Melvin Schwartz message, who was complaining >about lack of support in his individual case, in which you replied to that >specific message of him with: > > > >>>Subject: The trashing gets predictable after a while >>> >>>There are certain companies that, whenever they launch something new, find >>>themselves on the receiving end of 'complaints' about their 'customer support' >>>or whatever. >>> >>>Always the same companies. >>> >>>Same thing everytime. >>> >>>Since I obviously suffer from an advanced form of paranoia may I please be >>>forgiven in advance for suggesting that there are 'dirty tricks' going on. > > >It's obvious for the posters who responded that your message is not interpreted >in terms like fuzzy logic or AI-varia, but as being a finger pointed at the >poster complaining dishonestly. > >That's all. > >J. But then it was "obvious" to you earlier from your comment "Basically Bruce can't claim that he "seems real enough" but you can claim he's maybe part of a pattern of users who file fake complaints to get free upgrades for a cracked program." that the post was about "getting free upgrades or cracks" and "he's part of a pattern" and I'm apparently telling Bruce what he can and can't claim. None of which were remotely true. a) "cracks" were introduced by you. b) "he" isn't part of anything. His *comments* fitted a pattern. This doesn't mean his comments are on the pattern agenda. People can say stuff that fits, yet not be on the pattern-agenda. c) I never tell people what they can and can't say. I mean this, you mean that, I mean this, you mean that. If you want to talk whether or not there are dirty tricks, fine, I'll discuss it. Otherwise enough.
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