What was very worrying, though, was the fact that Elbox did threaten ANN.lu's Christian Kemp with legal action and wanted him to remove any discussion of this matter. That was unacceptable considering that fact that they now admit that these "protection measures" did exist. And Christian, a long-time community supporter, does not deserve that treatment!
What ever happened to the good old "We made a mistake. We're sorry. Here's a fix." in this Amiga community of ours... Really, do companies think they get more goodwill out of people buy denying things and trying to hide the truth behind word games? Elbox are not the only one to try this.
I for one will pay for honesty any time over deception. We all make mistakes. Admitting and making up for it is where the difference is made.
I'm so disappointed.
