CompuServe Messages

"Because prior to the end of stock trading and a voluntary liquidation, there wasn't dipsh**t most of us COULD do about saving the Amiga, other than buying it." Oh? You could have purchased Commodore stock and tried to enforce your rights as a shareholder which are far broader than any rights you think you might have had as a purchaser of one of their machines. I fail to see just how Amiga owners have been empowered by "the end of stock trading and a voluntary liquidation". Perhaps you could explain just what powers Amiga owners have now gained? Jerry