Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/09/13
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Mark, your continued lack of good sense continues to astound me. Perhaps the best thing about this interchange is that people are beginning to see you as the useless blow hard you are. you started this exchange and the attack, not me. criticizing people without bothering to find out if its justified shows your style, your own lack of integrity, your own pettiness, and ultimately your own stupidity. My source originally came from an email from Japan, from a reader who so far has consistently provided me with correct information on the new various Japanese Leica competitors. The second source came from a LUG member: on 9/6/99 Bill Erfurth wrote: > FYI Herr Cohn announced to a group of business men > several weeks ago that there would be a new M7 at > Photokina 2000. Mr. Cohn is the CEO of Leica. Because the information came from completely different sources, and different continents at that, and the timing is right facing new competition, I put this information on my site. Unfortunately Leica plans (like the long suffering R8 motor/winder) don't always arrive on time. I don't know when the M7 will actually arrive, but it does seem likely they are working on it. Mark you made a fool out of yourself once again ... what a surprise! Stephen Gandy > That you for this fair assesment Guy. Nomore AntiGandy propaganda from me! > > Gandy flat out both lied and misrepresented himself. > Morton and Myself in effect caught him on it but were blandly unpersonal. > He responded by attacking us personally and generally getting pathetic. > I defended myself with a harsh personal attack which I still feel is justified. > But I regret bringing in a tone which we are not in the mood for being subjected > to with our morning coffee. Haven't called someone a liar in decades. > I will not continue with it further even if further attacked by Gandy. > I think that we need to remember that having the will to set up a website and > having a shread of integrity are not one and the same thing. > Mark Rabiner