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Old 08-08-2009, 03:11 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic View Post
If he were a good PR guy, he'd know how important it is to clearly differentiate professional, open and ethical communications from weasely propagandizing. I have the feeling that Robertb is blundering into this community, desperate to get a piece of the action, without really understanding what he is doing. I wish he would take the time to understand how this community works to be fully welcomed by the audiences he is trying to reach.
While I dislike too much of a sales spiel, it is really nice to have a direct line of communication with an ebook reader producer, especially when there seems to be genuine responsiveness (e.g. the choice of the colours by the Mobileread membership). I think the term "weasely propagandizing" is a bit much and rather ad hominem. If he were that annoying to the general membership, would this thread have grown to thousands of posts? If there is an issue with the content of his posts shouldn't this be addressed in the form of policy regarding commercial posting?

Just my 2 cents.
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