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Subject: Re: Some vindications concerning the activation-constraint of Fruit

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 16:13:27 09/26/05

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On September 26, 2005 at 18:52:28, Paolo Casaschi wrote:

>
>>It sounds like a good problem to have, but imagine (if you will 50,000 emails).
>>Somebody has to read them.  Somebody has to understand them and process those
>>requests.  Calculate how many that is per year.  Think of how many you could
>>process in one hour.  You will quickly see that the $35 chess engine is costing
>>them a few hundred dollars for each one that they sell.  Now, the problem is
>>not nearly so much fun.
>
>hmmmmm... the problem is linear, more sales more calls/emails...
>if you lose money for every sale when you sell a lot you should still lose money
>when you sell a litte...

I am not sure that it is linear.  You may have sales build up with a few calls
but have calls start to avalanche.  This can be especially true if a new version
of the operating systems comes out.



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