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Eulogio, It's not that the Liquidators don't care about the Amiga's future, per se. They have a fiduciary obligation to get the most money for the creditors when they sell the assets. They don't particulary care how much money the purchaser garners from the assets after acquiring them. If they can get more money for the creditors by selling the Amiga technology in pieces or selling the assets too late for the Christmas season, they will do that, as rightfully they should. Their obligation is to the creditors and not to Amiga owners. They would be breaching their fiduciary duties to the creditors if they acted otherwise. However, if not selling the Amiga technology right away, so that Amigas can be sold in time for the Christmas season, means that the value of that technology will decrease, and that future bids will be lower, then they will try to sell it right away. So they might be tangentially concerned with the Amiga's future, in that the value of the Amiga technology is worth more to a purchaser if they can acquire that technology in time for the Christmas season, rather than after it. On AP from Queens, the class and elegance of the Big Apple