This forum gets real tedious when self-righteous people exhibit message upon
message of situational ethics.
CASIO gave you the company line...WHY does that surprise you? Every company
gives the company line. If you agree with the company line, then it's a
great company; if you don't, they're money-grubbing bastards. Live with it,
or die with a grudge.
There's been a week of whining, tantrums from what I assume are extremely
intelligent individuals. Get on with it....buy a Newton, buy the Sony
device, buy anything, get on THEIR forum and whine.
Let's get on with sharing tech notes. Yes, It's important to know about
Casio's policies, but not 7 days with 2 dozen messages, of which this is just
one more decibel in the din.
Ray Ingraham
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In a message dated 95-08-17 02:13:43 EDT, you write:
>Isn't that dirty pool? You just found out that someone is required by
>their employer not to reccomend certain things and she went out of her
>way to help you and MAYBE skirted that rule in order to help you. And
>when you find out it's not something she's supposed to do, you not only
>use it against her, you publish the fact, knowing you might be getting
>her in trouble for helping you!
>
>I was in agreement with the position of your letter also. But I think
>you've just abandoned the ethical high ground. She was doing her job
>and I'll bet you would do pretty much the same thing.
>
>Barry