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Re: A full moon

Posted by Uncle Ned on February 25, 2000 at 01:19:59:
>Good PR gets you as many sales, in the long run, as advertising. A bunch of subtle ads equal one big one.I just did not realize it was so predominant here at this sight. These guys know exactly what they are
doing. They do give expertise, but it is pedjudiced by there vested interest.
Good lord.Based on my shaving and beer drinking habits, I hardly
qualify as an obsessive-complusive or anal retentive, but
your spelling sucks.
Unlike some audio publications, people who post here are required
to identify themselves if they are associated with a company selling
tubes or amplifiers. I am, and you can take that into consideration
when deciding the validity of what I post.
>Most people in the industry do not come here as a matter of integrity and ethics.
AAMOF, a lot of them do lurk, and occasionally post.
When I say such and such a product was not that great, and a seller of that product responds to the contrary, is that expertise or conflict of interest.
I assume you have a job. Let's say you work for MCI, a bus
manufacturer, and we were on a BBS discussing
buses, and someone posted something referring to MCI buses
vs. Prevost or Eagle buses.
Would it be out of line for you to interject with a comment?
No, it wouldn't, and everyone on the bus BBS would be happy
to read what you have to say, tho they would *take into consideration*
who you work for.