> >All of you believe what you want but I am
not affiliated with Ipswitch.
>
> Stated another way: Ipswitch is a customer of yours, and pays your company
> every month. There, it's out in the open, let's not dwell on it.
>
> >And since all of you seen so against IMail, what are you doing on this
> >IMail list?
>
> Let's not worry too much about that. I think most people here aren't
> against IMail (although there are a few). I think that a lot of people
> feel that IMail made an error in judgement, or they may think that Ipswitch
> is going after a different market now, and they feel slighted.
>
> Stated another way: Ipswitch is a customer of yours, and pays your company
> every month. There, it's out in the open, let's not dwell on it.
>
> >And since all of you seen so against IMail, what are you doing on this
> >IMail list?
>
> Let's not worry too much about that. I think most people here aren't
> against IMail (although there are a few). I think that a lot of people
> feel that IMail made an error in judgement, or they may think that Ipswitch
> is going after a different market now, and they feel slighted.
Sorry, a misinterpretation on my
part.
>
> This is a good time to focus on the positive, rather than the negative. So
> let's not worry about the few people who are truly against IMail; let's
> ignore them if they post here.
>
> >Is it so hard to believe that someone would be happy to use IMail AV?
>
> No. I personally believe that most people who use IMail AV will be happy
> to use it. I know from experience how happy people are when they get virus
> protection. Many are amazed at how many viruses had been going through
> their server.
>
> It was just a bad coincidence that the first person posting here that they
> had used this new program came from the same IP range as someone who did
> something pretty stupid on here ("harry sacks"). We do now know that you
> are not an Ipswitch employee, and appreciate that you aren't trying to hide
> your identity.
Not much is achieved with
anonimity.
