--- Ken Griffith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the affadavitB in the dispute between G&SR and Systemics, the
> following paragraph is found:
>
> "Moreover, Ian also is expressing reticence to even allow [G&SR]...
> a) continuation of exclusive right to issue metal denominated
> currencies....
Clever fellow, as I mentioned before...
> I find it interesting that anyone wishing to lauch a payment
> technology with
> the intent of making it an international standard protocol would
> limit it
> contractually by giving oneself a monopoly on using the protocol.
Ah, but you are not Doug Jackson... Lucky he is an MD, doubtless he is
constantly repairing self inflicted the bullet holes in his feet...
> return, and the Justice Department broke up Microsoft to boot.
Oops.. a bit slow on the uptake here Ken!
> E-gold has far more to gain from a free market than
> their competitors because as the market grows in size, they will
> continue to be the standard setter if they maintain good fiscal
> policy and customer service.
Maintain good customer service??
> No sense in slowing down both growth and profit by trying to suppress
> the competition.
"sense" does not appear to be a word in the e-gold dictionary!
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