> > I have read all the propaganda on here on a number of threads
>
>If you think that anyone explaining the side of the EULA in an
>argument *about* the EULA is pushing, rather than simply revealing, M$
>propaganda, you need to think about why we're on this list instead of
>upselling Exchange.
I don't think that he really meant "propaganda". I think he's referring to
the self-proclaimed experts on this issue, who simply make up misinformation.
It's OK for someone to say "I think that MS enforces the
10-connection-limit in Windows NT", but when one person says "They do
enforce it in Windows NT" and another says "They do not enforce it in
Windows NT", one of them is simply lying and spreading
misinformation. Harsh words, yes, but true.
I've responded to this (and a couple other heated issues) with a response
of "It appears that [insert some statement here] and you should not believe
anyone who says otherwise, unless they can show a source for their
information". Needless to say, several bozos always respond with "No, that
isn't true" but can't back up their claim. I'm happy to hear in response
"No, Scott, you're wrong; Microsoft says otherwise (see http://...)" or "I
don't think that's true, and here's why I don't think so". Either of those
provides useful information, and doesn't spread misinformation, whereas the
made-up "No, that isn't true" is not useful, and spreads misinformation.
-Scott
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