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I don't feel you need to apologize for your posting, even though I disagree
with some of it. Lively debate is, I believe, a good thing, and I am sure
Shawn appreciated your coming to his defense. I believe Shawn's
posting about the time line of events put the ethical questions to rest, but I
don't think it was inappropriate to raise the issues publicly. Ethics is a
complicated and tricky subject, and public discussion serves to educate,
promote awareness, and provoke thought. I think we all learned some
things about proper disclosure as well as the danger of jumping to
conclusions. Fortunately, most of the postings didn't draw conclusions,
but merely raised questions.
>>> Lee Gunter <[log in to unmask]> 02/27/98 04:46pm >>>
Yesterday I ranted ... today I reflect ... what I perceived as a personal
attack upon Shawn Gordon may have been an overreaction to some
posts
containing words that triggered my response. I saved none of those
messages, so I can't state with finality what those triggers were;
however, I do regret any further ill will my post might have created. I do
strongly feel that if anyone felt slighted or deceived by Shawn's message
re: his new product, they should have taken it up with him, first, rather
than air it publicly right off the bat. Perhaps that was done, and I
overstepped my bounds, and I apologize for that.
Lee (laying low in the weeds for awhile and hungry for sushi) Gunter
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