Thanks for the kind words, I havent been posting
much as of late because I have been involved much
more with LF in the last few years and I dont
think its appropriate to post a lot of stuff about
that here. 

As far as the DSLRS go, I think the K100 is a steal
and great deal for the price but I am disappointed
in Pentax overall rescinding their long long time
stance on backwards compatablity when possible
and on the K10D , for ita price, I think the 
full K/M support should be offered but isnt.
That doesnt mean I wont buy a DSLR from them 
ever, but I just don't feel as comfortable with
the new Pentax as I did with the old Pentax
with regards to product support/system issues.

jco

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
K.Takeshita
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 2:33 PM
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List
Subject: Re: list abuse


On 11/11/06 1:53 PM, "Tom C", <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I agree.  I've had plenty of leeway for him in the past and I've even 
> defended his right to make his points.

Well, with the talks of banning him and so forth, I believe you good
folks are going too far and too selfish. Give him a break. I do not
agree with his abusive words but I have to agree that several people are
deliberately trying to push his button to provoke him.  His recent
attitude does not seem to be a cause of the problem but rather a
consequence of deliberate attack.

JCO, AFAIK is one of the longest staying PDMLers here, far longer than
the most people here. He has been somewhat quiet since the world
suddenly shifted to digital, but I do not remember him being
particularly abusive when he used to frequent here.

With due respect to those who always engage with him, can you too stop
provoking him, really?

He was seriously considering to try Pentax DSLR but perhaps asked a
wrong question and everybody jumped on him.  He is swimming in the sea
of legacy lenses and it was quite natural for him to want the aperture
simulator.

Lately, I could see he was trying to bring the civility back and very
mindful in asking new questions, but as soon as he did that, same people
jumped on him.

Whether his contention is right or wrong, there must be better ways to
discuss.  I am not trying to be a good boy here, but it is really
painful to see an individual being mob lynched.

Please stop.

With due respect,

Ken


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