i guess your comment would imply that the message
that was sent out was probably prepared and reviewed by the NSI marketing and
business development staff.
by face value that logic makes sense as well over 80% of
the message was a "plug for new business".
my feeling is regardless of style you still have to look
to intent.. (which is blatantly obvious here)
ken stubbs
p.s. anyone want to venture a guess as to the size of the
mailing. if the mailing just went out to the administrative contacts (which in
most cases are the "decision makers" as well) ..my best guess would be 1.5
MILLION + (and i will bet i am low on that figure)..
----- Original Message -----From: A.M. RutkowskiSent: Thursday, April 01, 1999 9:38 AMSubject: Re: NSI SPAMThese disputes seem largely a clash in literary style
between marketing-oriented and technology-oriented
people - often in the same organizations. "Times are
a'changing;" and as top level domain sites around the
world are rapidly adopting the same marketing-oriented,
entrepreneurial marcom as Network Solutions, it is
quite obvious "which way the wind is blowing." (Apologies
to Dylan.)
--tony
