RE: A83: Official Announcment from the Hays Corporation
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RE: A83: Official Announcment from the Hays Corporation
And a bad job at source stealing at that! Besides, what evilness has Joe
done? He only made the biggest breakthrough with the first shell for the 83+
that allowed people to have great games in the first place... And there is
hardly a monopoly... ION isnt the only shell out there. There is TSE and
MirageOS as well!
Now is the time I wish there was a moderator taking these dumb people off
this list.
Andrew Magness
(There's my one post to A83 for the year)
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
[mailto:owner-assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org]On Behalf Of Solignac Julien
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2000 6:02 AM
To: assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: A83: Official Announcment from the Hays Corporation
Mike Smith wrote:
>
> Friends, Fellow Programmers, and all members of the TiCommunity,
>
> On Jan. 1, 2001, the Hays Corporation will reopen it's Ti83
Programming
> division, otherwise known as the Hays Games Company. The reasons for this
> are decisive and clear:
>
> 1) To put an end to the recent actions taken by the nPo, an evil
> orginization.
>
> 2) To bring great games to your Ti83 that you can enjoy.
>
> 3) To end the evil monopoly Joe Wingbermuhel has on the Ti83 with Ion.
>
> You may not see it, but there is a coup taking place here right before our
> very eyes, and if Hays does not take actions to stop it, then we fear it
may
> be too late. Already the nPo is busy aquiring other programming groups
and
> calling it an 'alliance' which really means empire. Already are we seeing
a
> recent decline in great programs for the Ti83, and most serverly, the evil
> Joe Wingbermuhel has created a Ti monopoly, and has ruined the chances of
> all new programmers out there to get their feet in the door. We here at
> Hays wouldn't be surprised if the nPo and Joe Wingbermuhel were in
kahoots.
> Make no mistake about it. Hays will crush the nPo AND Joe Wingbermuhel,
and
> restore order to the TiCommunity before it is too late.
Sorry for my pessimism, but hays has always done source stealing. Just a
warning for those who didn't know.
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