AMIGA NEEDS YOUR HELP

[iamaboringperson]

Looks like some kind of AW type troll.

If he's posting the same old crap repeadedly and if he won't ever give in to reason, perhaps it's wise for everybody to put him on their mental ignore list.

[iamaboringperson]

Wayne wrote:

Starke wrote:
Anyway, Thank you for saying what you did, but I was wondering if you even looked at your whole site, to see if anything was new, since last night wayne, and its not a posting.

Sir,

You need to understand that aside from having been out last week on business travel and returning home with a horrific head cold which kept me off the computer all weekend, I have a full time job and 6 other sites that I run so I can't sit on Amiga.org posting all day.

Im here to stay, and I am going to continue finding ways, I am a positive person, always have been, and anything that I have tried for, well, lets just say Ive always found ways to succeed.

That's fine, but you're still new here, while some of us (myself included) have been here for 15 years or more.  

What you refuse to understand is that when the community (aka what you are referring to as "the market") was still hundreds -- not dozens -- strong, we tried to "fight the good fight" for years before.  We supported Amiga Inc right up until the time they disappeared from the community.  

After years of neglect and indifference from them, most of us have given up on the idea of Amiga Inc or Hyperion actually accomplishing anything any more.  While I personally get along with Bill McEwen and his staff on a personal basis, collectively speaking we've all gotten our hopes raised, then crushed too many times to care any more.  

As such, we're just thankful to have our "classic" systems that we enjoy using and don't really care what "they" think "the future" is any more.

Wayne

And might I just add to that: "Get a Pegasos"

[iamaboringperson]

This is the funniest dude I've seen on a.org, yet.

(No, DM wasn't funny)