Bradley Zimmerman wrote:
> One more thing while I am at it. I have mentioned it here before and I
> am going to do it again. What Henry Posner does here is wrong wrong wrong
> and I do not know why he is allowed to get away with it. If what he does is
> not blatant advertisement I'll eat s#!% Tons of his post directly link it to
> his place of business. It is constant. He has a direct B&H link in his sig.
> for crying out loud! I have read loads of his post and what he does in many
> of them is nothing but try to boost B&H's sales and reputation. He seems to
> be a nice guy and his contribution to this list is a fine one indeed. I have
> even dealt with him myself and he is a good guy. But even still, what is
> done is wrong! There can be no denying it either. I can and will go back and
> sift through the archives and cut and paste this blatant violation of the
> rules.
Zimmy,
I went through my trash folder and found the following:
>>02 November 2000 EOS RE: That red piece of plastic. Henry told us that it is a
>repair part and to call Canon
>>03 November 2000 EOS RE: D30 and backup film camera. Henry suggested the Elan 7
>and a film camera similar in layout to the D30
>>06 November 2000 EOS RE: Software link. Henry explained why getting your name,
>address, and phone number on the first frame of a roll isn't wasting the frame.
>>09 November 2000 EOS RE: EOS-1 vs EOS-5. Henry added info to the question about
>the different metering in the 1 and 5.
>>14 November 2000 EOS RE: Incident light meter. Henry gave us the url of a maker of
>device to make the camera's meter an incident light meter.
>>16 November 2000 EOS RE: EOS-3 weight and size. Henry listed the weights of four
>Canon bodies.
>>16 November 2000 EOS RE: Why doesn't my ..... Henry tells us a little about depth
>of field.
>>20 November 2000 ESO RE: AF focus aid.... Henry added comments about someone's
>arrest for using a laser pointer
What is wrong wrong wrong with that? Just because his return address is
at his place of work you are all over him? I guess I better never use
my work address or you'll be on me for blatantly pushing my employer.
>> To the entire list, "Have a great Thanksgiving"
Bob
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