CompuServe Messages

Your criticism (Let 'em develop better Amiga programs instead of whining) makes sense only directed at the probably 1% of Amiga users who are also developers. The vast majority of Amiga users are not programmers or developers; they still have the right to complain about the direction, or lack of same which Commodore takes. When you buy a computer, especially a "cult" computer like the Amiga, you are sort of like a pseudo-stockholder with an interest in how the company which produced your machine is doing. Also. you'd be surprised at how many Amiga owners also actually own stock in Commodore. I know quite a few Commodore share holders, both Amiga owners and non-owners, none of whom is happy with the way Commodore runs things. If users didn't make their views known, Commodore would have no idea about their feelings, which should be important to anyone who runs a company of any kind. This ignoring of the public is to a large extent responsible for the problems which Commodore finds itself in. Don