Lennart Thornros <lenn...@thornros.com> wrote: Jed - My point was that you have talked to some people. > You do not know if they said things to make you 'just go away'. >
I can usually tell when that is the message. > There was no reason to fill you in with more than what sat on their tongue. > How do you know that? > You are drawing conclusions and make them sound like facts based on very > weak contacts. > How do you know that? You are the one who is drawing conclusions (about me) without any knowledge of who I spoke with or what I know. > In addition Mats might obtain the info in time for his decision to cancel > the meeting. (I do not know his deadline). > His deadline has passed several times. Because I am scheduled to speak there, I have been in close communication with him about this. > There are timing issues and sitting on the outside with sparse info is not > of any value as a factual argument. > I am on the inside of the symposium planning. I am a speaker. Look at the program. - Jed
