CompuServe Messages

"6,000,000 Amiga owners (lovers) can make a lot of noise, write a lot of letters, and trust me, a landslide of pressure is imposible to ingore." More like a landfill of unread letters and unanswered phone calls. Your argument suffers from all manner of faults, not the least of which is over generalization. Commodore may indeed have sold perhaps 5,000,000 or so Amiga computers. Anyone's numbers are approximations at best. To claim that somehow all these people represent a community of common interest is really pushing it. And it's doubtful that someone who purchased an Amiga as a game machine has the same interest as one who bought for use in video production. "Who cares what the "Trustees" are supposed to do for the creditors." Well, the trustees for a start. It's simple enough and utterly lawful for them to ignore the bleating of unhappy Amiga owners. That's what wastebaskets are for. By law, the trustees have their responsibilities set out for them. If you're not a creditor of Commodore, you have nothing to say that they have to listen to. Period. Obviously you and everyone else has a perfect right to write them, Email them, phone them, fax them or semaphore them. And they have every right to simply ignore you – which is what I expect they would do. Jerry