[News] Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest | ANN.lu |
Posted on 27-Jul-2003 07:31 GMT by Daniel Miller | 78 comments View flat View list |
Here are some quotes from the panelists who spoke at the Amiwest banquet this evening. They were Bill Buck, Ben Hermans, moderator Kermit Woodall, Jens Shoenfeld, and Jeri Elsworth.
Kermit: This is a great time to be in this community. We are getting new products.
Ben: Thanks for your patience. Thanks for waiting for OS4. There's new hardware just around the corner. 30 people [referring to Mai Logic] are working on the Amiga One hardware. I just came back from Fremont California where I had a meeting with some executives who had just returned from Taiwan. The Amiga One Lite is just around the corner. I'm very excited. There's no reason not to buy your Amiga One now. New things are right around the corner. There is modular work to be done to get OS4 on the Amiga One, things like serial device. These things haven't been done yet but it's not rocket science. Right now we are focused on finishing OS4.
Jens: I would like to talk about the Catweasel. It allows very low level access to a disk. The Catweasel may be able to read degrading, old disks. I am talking tonight about software for a change, the software we use for this. It's graphical, open-sourced, will be released for Windows first. Ports for Linux, MorphOS and Amiga OS should follow. Here's a diagram of low level magnetic flux transmissions.
Jeri: Three years ago I decided to make my own computer. I was fanatical about the C64 as a child. I took an early version of the computer to a C64 convention and the crowd went nuts. Jens assisted me with financial backing for my work and invited me to Germany where I spent 5 or 6 months creating the current board.
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 1 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Daniel Miller on 27-Jul-2003 05:44 GMT | Bill: Thanks to SACC for organizing this. Looking at the older members this mornig made me think of the time I programmed my first computer with batch cards. My first language was FORTRAN. Genesi has had some bumps along the way. We recently ordered 200 G4 CPUs. We've had some problems. But we found some solutions. We stood up Morphzone and other websites. Got expessions of interest from outside the community. We need to take advantage of the Linux wave. About MorphOS: Raquel and I figured we've spent $100,000 on licenses. It's good but we realize it's not quite ready for every user yet. We see MorphOS as a trojan horse for the Mac environment. We're running pretty hard after our goals. We need o change the way peoplethink about computers, dispel the megaherz myth, get people thinking more about how much actual work gets done
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 2 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by DaveP on 27-Jul-2003 06:05 GMT | In reply to Comment 1 (Daniel Miller): Ive got some punched cards pinned on my notice boards, for System/370 card reader :-)
Those old days of MVS assembly programming wrapped in JCL. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 3 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Senex on 27-Jul-2003 06:25 GMT | Daniel, you forgot to mention that Bill Buck also announced that Wayne Hunt has joined Genesi:
http://www.morphos-news.de/index.php?lg=en&nid=397&si=1 |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 4 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Senex on 27-Jul-2003 06:26 GMT | Thank you very much for your reports here and at Amiga-News.de, Daniel! |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 5 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by T_Bone on 27-Jul-2003 06:56 GMT | Anyone see the Garry Hare business card yet? |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 6 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by DaveP on 27-Jul-2003 06:59 GMT | In reply to Comment 3 (Senex): Wasn't that just the worst kept secret anyway? :) |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 7 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Emil Oppeln Bronikowski on 27-Jul-2003 07:03 GMT | In reply to Comment 5 (T_Bone): You haven't seen it yet? I have it scanned somewhere. Ask BBRV, he could fwd You this. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 8 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Senex on 27-Jul-2003 07:12 GMT | In reply to Comment 6 (DaveP): @DaveP
Sure - at the latest the way BBRV commented Wayne's stepping back from being the webmaster of Amiga.org should have set people thinking. This or Wayne's wording when he spoke about "a different light at the end of the tunnel" which sounded familar after BBRV's latest statement that they'd be following a light. :-) |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 9 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by T_Bone on 27-Jul-2003 07:16 GMT | In reply to Comment 7 (Emil Oppeln Bronikowski): > You haven't seen it yet? I have it scanned somewhere. Ask BBRV, he could fwd
> You this.
I've seen the scan, but I heard the real thing was going to be shown. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 10 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Mikey_C on 27-Jul-2003 07:42 GMT | In reply to Comment 6 (DaveP): Call me a cynic, and I probably am
But as far as I'm aware, Wayne is still the owner of Amiga.org, most (not all) of the moderators there are of the Morphos flavour.
And yes Amiga.org is still on MorphZone's Server, which is owned by Bill Buck.
Yes I am cynical
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 11 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by T_Bone on 27-Jul-2003 07:45 GMT | In reply to Comment 10 (Mikey_C): Oh for crying out loud. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 12 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by takemehomegrandma on 27-Jul-2003 08:56 GMT | Ben Hermans: "There's no reason not to buy your Amiga One now. New things are right around the corner."
Should one wait for the new products then, or is there a discount upgrade scheme offered? |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 13 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Don Cox on 27-Jul-2003 08:57 GMT | In reply to Comment 10 (Mikey_C): "And yes Amiga.org is still on MorphZone's Server, which is owned by Bill Buck."
An example of Bill Buck providing practical help to the Amiga community. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 14 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by takemehomegrandma on 27-Jul-2003 08:57 GMT | In reply to Comment 10 (Mikey_C): @ Mikey_C
> Yes I am cynical
Yes, you sure are! :-( |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 15 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by DaveP on 27-Jul-2003 08:57 GMT | In reply to Comment 12 (takemehomegrandma): One would assume, they did the same with the SE to XE. Still put the question to eyetech and let us know what answer you get eh? |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 16 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by takemehomegrandma on 27-Jul-2003 09:05 GMT | In reply to Comment 10 (Mikey_C): @ Mikey_C
Speaking about websites, I know a community portal that is *very tight* with the morally ugly (and criminal?) people of Amiga Inc! I do NEVER lower myself to visit that website, because every web hit on that site means supporting Amiga Inc's filthy actions from the last two years! |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 17 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by DaveP on 27-Jul-2003 09:08 GMT | In reply to Comment 16 (takemehomegrandma): "Speaking about websites, I know a community portal that is *very tight* with the morally ugly (and criminal?) people of Amiga Inc! I do NEVER lower myself to visit that website, because every web hit on that site means supporting Amiga Inc's filthy actions from the last two years!"
Oh for gods sake take it outside you two.
If you are going to lower your tone to accusing Amiga Inc of criminal acts in public then you aren't the person I thought you were takemehomegrandma.
So much for the thoughtful and interesting articles you had been posting over the last two months, bang goes your rep. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 18 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by takemehomegrandma on 27-Jul-2003 09:24 GMT | In reply to Comment 17 (DaveP): Well, you can call me cynical ... or you could open your eyes, man! |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 19 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Raffaele on 27-Jul-2003 09:29 GMT | Quoting BBRV:
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«We see MorphOS as a trojan horse for the Mac environment.»
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End Quoting
I wonder if the correct translation of that statement is:
«We want to enter the Mac based Market.
Then we will develop NetBSD &/or Darwin for Pegasos and we will kick off in the *** all regarding Amiga Legacy, even the name of it!
Because, well... into the Mac Market you (*you* = *any dude*) could make a lot's of money!»
Uhmmmmmmmmmmmm... Mumble, mumble... |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 20 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 09:31 GMT | In reply to Comment 10 (Mikey_C): Amiga.org still got a dedicated area for AmigaDE. Many other Amiga sites dont. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 21 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by DaveP on 27-Jul-2003 09:32 GMT | In reply to Comment 18 (takemehomegrandma): @takemehomegrandma
There is a difference between civil and criminal legal judgements. You must be careful of accusations like the one you made above, even flippantly.
My eyes are wide open m8, and I see no evidence that they have broken criminal law or even that individuals working at Amiga Inc are morally ugly. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 22 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Senex on 27-Jul-2003 09:47 GMT | In reply to Comment 19 (Raffaele): I suppose the Mac-users are comparable loyal to their platform as we Amigans - therefore I heavily doubt Genesi could make that much money there in the way you suggested. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 23 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 10:02 GMT | In reply to Comment 22 (Senex): Genesi will just do the same as what Genesi has done to loyal amiga.users, to do a reimplementation of MacOSX called the M-Box & raid Mac sites & forums with saying look how cheap we are. MOS is a nextgen reimplementation of MacOSX for the future because we will add our own new features and extend on the MacOSX GUI....Blah Blah blah. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 24 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Kjeitl on 27-Jul-2003 10:38 GMT | In reply to Comment 23 (Anonymous): :-] LOL |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 25 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 10:45 GMT | In reply to Comment 23 (Anonymous): OSX is an otter OS ... |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 26 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by stu on 27-Jul-2003 10:52 GMT | In reply to Comment 25 (Anonymous): it's a water based mammal???? |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 27 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Mikey C on 27-Jul-2003 10:58 GMT | In reply to Comment 16 (takemehomegrandma): That's Ok Takemehomegrandma we don't miss you anyway
Mikey C |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 28 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 11:06 GMT | In reply to Comment 3 (Senex): >Wayne Hunt has joined Genesi:
<Sarcastic mode ON>
HUH! What a surprise!
<Sarcastic mode OFF> |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 29 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 11:07 GMT | In reply to Comment 9 (T_Bone): I've seen the scan, I could've done better on PageMaker |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 30 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 11:09 GMT | In reply to Comment 13 (Don Cox): >An example of Bill Buck providing practical help to the Amiga community.
Oh ok, but when it was on Amiga servers Genesi zealots were saying that Amiga was trying to control the news. Awesome Don, keep showing your true colors. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 31 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by LinusG on 27-Jul-2003 11:10 GMT | In reply to Comment 16 (takemehomegrandma): Do you judge all companies by the same moral criterias? I´m really impressed if you take the time find out everything about all companies you buy stuff from.
But you probably don´t, so you´re just making a fool out of yourself. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 32 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Daniel Miller on 27-Jul-2003 12:31 GMT | In reply to Comment 4 (Senex): Senex, you are welcome. I plan to make some more reports at amiga-news.de. Everyone who only reads ANN should add amiga-news.de to their list of sites to visit. Use the link on the right and click for English. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 33 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by redrumloa on 27-Jul-2003 12:35 GMT | In reply to Comment 10 (Mikey_C): Why must you go there Mike? Why can't you just wish Wayne good luck iinstead of trying to find conspiracy? |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 34 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by dammy on 27-Jul-2003 12:37 GMT | In reply to Comment 21 (DaveP): > There is a difference between civil and criminal legal judgements. You must be > careful of accusations like the one you made above, even flippantly.
1. The orginal coupon scam (prior to sCAM), was quiet illegal. If it wasn't for the fact the FFOTNC were the ones who shelled out the monies, normal people would have filed complaints with the appropriate federal law enforcement agencies.
2. You may wish to research on what civil courts can find as fact which does not automatically create a criminal referral. Clinton's perjury was found by a civil court judge as a good hint for you. Then take a look why Bill McEwen has to pay more then what Amiga Inc has to pay Peck. Once you have done that, get back to us. ;-)
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 35 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 12:46 GMT | In reply to Comment 19 (Raffaele): Rafaele and Takemehomegrandma: Bill was talking about his not-so-secret plan ;) to introduce some app or game for Mac which would have the ability (the option I hope, we are not talking Morph-virus here ;) ) to put MorphOS on the Mac in some form. Bill used the term "Mac environment" but he no doubt means 'Mac market' too. Now when Ben talked about the Amiga One Lite being "just around the corner" but then asked people to buy an Amiga One right away, he didn't really explain any upgrade program. I think he wanted o leave the impression that the Amiga One would be a supported system with ongoing hardware development. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 36 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Don Cox on 27-Jul-2003 13:37 GMT | In reply to Comment 35 (Anonymous): "Now when Ben talked about the Amiga One Lite being "just around the corner" but then asked people to buy an Amiga One right away, he didn't really explain any upgrade program. I think he wanted o leave the impression that the Amiga One would be a supported system with ongoing hardware development."
That was how I understood it. He was saying there will be more Amiga models in years to come. That makes it safer to invest in the platform. |
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Posted by DaveP on 27-Jul-2003 13:58 GMT | In reply to Comment 34 (dammy): >> There is a difference between civil and criminal legal judgements. You must be
>> careful of accusations like the one you made above, even flippantly.
> 1. The orginal coupon scam (prior to sCAM), was quiet illegal.
No judgement here. Not a conviction. Innocent until proven guilty, unless you are of a certain religious background and ethnic origin and a non US citizen I believe still holds in the USA yes?
> 2. You may wish to research on what civil courts can find as fact which does not automatically create a criminal referral. Clinton's perjury was found by a civil court judge as a good hint for you. Then take a look why Bill McEwen has to pay more then what Amiga Inc has to pay Peck. Once you have done that, get back to us. ;-)
Why do I need to get back to you or even do that? Nothing you have here is contradictory to what I have stated.
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 38 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Mikey C on 27-Jul-2003 14:29 GMT | Redrumloa Posted.
Why must you go there Mike? Why can't you just wish Wayne good luck iinstead of trying to find conspiracy?
For Pete's sake, I have no problems with Wayne working for Genesi, Good luck to the guy, I wish him all the best. (And yes I do mean that)
I do however have a problem with the apparent lack of Neutrality on Amiga.org, that is all I'm saying. I used to love that site. However it is no wonder AmigaWorld.net has prospered when everywhere you look on A.org you feel like "Nightwatch" will decend upon you any second now. :(
This is how I perceive it at the moment, it's now up to the moderators left on Amiga.org to prove to me otherwise.
Mikey C |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 39 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Senex on 27-Jul-2003 14:43 GMT | Wayne Hunt posted meanwhile some words about his new job for Genesi:
http://www.morphos-news.de/comments.php?lg=en&cpp=1&nid=397&page=12 |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 40 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by 3seas on 27-Jul-2003 14:52 GMT | First one out the door with product the public can buy wins the first one out the door with product the public can buy award.Well one thing is for sure, there is not a lack of hype.... how else are you gonna get people to buy new hardware, when the old stuff still works. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 41 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Lando on 27-Jul-2003 15:13 GMT | In reply to Comment 38 (Mikey C): I notice that you're a frequent visitor to amigaworld.net.
Since we all now know how important neutrality is to you, is it safe to assume that you consider amigaworld.net to be a bastion of impartiality?
Would you prefer Amiga.org to have "neutrality" imposed on it Mike-B style? (ie modding down or deleting anything remotely negative about AmigaInc, or posting FUD in any thread remotely positive about Pegasos or MorphOS)? Is this how you would like the amiga.org moderators to prove their "neutrality" to you?
Yep, allowing people to speak freely is a real pain in the arse for those who still think "The Name Inc" is worth a dime, few and far between as you may be. Just don't pretend it's impartiality you're after, as you aren't fooling anyone. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 42 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Mikey C on 27-Jul-2003 15:29 GMT | In reply to Comment 41 (Lando): Look who's talking the bastion of impartiality himself.
Give me a break, I know full well Amigworld.net is biased towards Amiga and the AmigaOne. (It's hardly rocket science is it?)
I expect a site like Morphosnews to be biased towards Morphos Products
Amiga.org fits in where exactly? All the comments and posts I have seen on there over the last 6 months at times have made me think that it is Amiga in name only.
Most of the Moderators are appear to supprt Genesi's Products or seem to have a hate vendetta against Amiga Inc/it's people/Products etc.
So yes I do feel like Amiga.org has an alterior agenda.
Apparently I'm not the only one since many who feel the same way I do have moved over to amigaworld.net too.
Good luck to Genesi, it's users etc, I just wish we could just stop this altogeter, Pegasos/MOS users go one way. Amiga Users Go another way. And never the twain shall meet.
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 43 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Mike Bouma on 27-Jul-2003 15:51 GMT | In reply to Comment 41 (Lando): Lando, I hate to burst your bubble but there have been *alot* more moderations on AO than AW.net these last view months. Not that this wasn't probably necessary. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 44 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Lando on 27-Jul-2003 18:06 GMT | In reply to Comment 42 (Mikey C): >Give me a break, I know full well Amigworld.net is biased towards Amiga
>and the AmigaOne. (It's hardly rocket science is it?)
Indeed. So you admit that you are fine with bias as long as it's in favour of Amiga inc.
Now, doesn't it feel better being honest instead of pretending to be on this bullsh*t "quest for neutrality" :o)
>Most of the Moderators are appear to supprt Genesi's Products or seem
>to have a hate vendetta against Amiga Inc/it's people/Products etc.
In case you have forgotten, most of the moderators (including Wayne) were past big AInc supporters who realised what a dead loss the company was, and were impressed with Genesi and it's products.
>Apparently I'm not the only one since many who feel the same way I do
>have moved over to amigaworld.net too.
Great. I hope you'll both be very happy there. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 45 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by dammy on 27-Jul-2003 18:08 GMT | In reply to Comment 42 (Mikey C): > So yes I do feel like Amiga.org has an alterior agenda.
Paranoid? AROS gets a fair shake on Amiga.org and that is not controlled by Genesi. Why is that Mike?
> Apparently I'm not the only one since many who feel the same way I do have
> moved over to amigaworld.net too.
I hope you like Nike shoes and applesause.
Dammy |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 46 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Emeric SH on 27-Jul-2003 19:04 GMT | @MikeyC
"But as far as I'm aware, Wayne is still the owner of Amiga.org, most (not all) of the moderators there are of the Morphos flavour."
Being the blind, biased man you are, you probably won't read the comments on morphos-news.de like as Wayne is a "Red infiltrator?"
You are speaking about someone, and accusing him being biased who only dared to say the truth when you lot was unable to from the utter bias in your mind.
And note, he resigned (just as Targhan did, not letting his new job bias his moderation. So much for the bias of the amiga.org moderators.
Bah, that's what your comment worths... |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 47 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Anonymous on 27-Jul-2003 20:50 GMT | In reply to Comment 45 (dammy): >AROS gets a fair shake on Amiga.org and that is not controlled by Genesi.
You're so dumb Randy, you don't even understand your own arguments. |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 48 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Mikey C on 27-Jul-2003 21:11 GMT | In reply to Comment 44 (Lando): Lando wrote....
>Now, doesn't it feel better being honest instead of pretending to be on this >bullsh*t "quest for neutrality" :o)
With all due respect your majesty, you are not exactly neutral either are you?
>In case you have forgotten, most of the moderators (including Wayne) were past >big AInc supporters who realised what a dead loss the company was, and were >impressed with Genesi and it's products.
So you are admitting that Amiga.org is indeed biased against Amiga, it's products and therefore by your own argument not neutral QED
(Next Lando goes on to prove that Black is white and get killed at the next Zebra crossing)
Yes I am happy at Amigaworld.net if only because I don't have to put up with certain narrow minded individuals.
The only thing Amiga about Amiga.org is the name.
(In my humble opinion of course)
Mikey C |
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Q&A Session of Panelists at Amiwest : Comment 49 of 78 | ANN.lu |
Posted by Mikey C on 27-Jul-2003 21:19 GMT | In reply to Comment 45 (dammy): >I hope you like Nike shoes and applesause.
>Dammy
I hope you like Straight Jackets and being laughed at Randy.
Mikey C |
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Posted by Hiraghm on 27-Jul-2003 21:30 GMT | The C-1 is the true kung-fu.
(the true heir of the Amiga.)
Just thought I'd throw that in there to watch the pavlovian reaction. 8c) |
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