Ok, here is my take on it.... I'm going to buy a new Ford pickem up truck. You tell me, "Hey, I had one of those trucks recently, let me tell you about it." You then proceed to inform me about all the problems you have had with the truck (on a public forum). I publicly state that because of your experiences, I decided not to buy it. Ethical? Sure. You are telling me YOUR experiences with the truck. If Ford finds out, will they sue you? Probably. They will use their legal muscle, even though you haven't done anything wrong by expressing your opinion. They have money to pay for lots of lawyers, you don't.
So, to avoid legal hassles, don't put anything in writing! Even though you are entitled to. Have people call you and you can give YOUR opinion to them over the phone. I know it sounds like the wimpy way out, but that is our legal environment these days. I've heard that VW is going after people using Volks in a web page name. Why? Because they can. Is it right, no. My opinion... Darren ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
