> So when people have valid information in a press release that would be
> applicable to us they should rewrite it? Got it. So MeFeedia, FireANT,
> etc, are fine, but companies announcing other products are bad? Seems
> silly to me. If there was some sort of deluge of press releases coming
> here I'd understand it, but the material today was applicable and they
> wrote an introductory paragraph annotating the press release, so I felt
> like it was good form.
The one thing that bothered me was that the guy didn't wrap his e-mail so
it was a pain to try and read. I would prefer a ban on faulty mail clients
before a ban on press releases. :o)
- Andreas
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