Re: Why?

--- In [email protected], "Brenna Lyons" wrote:
> > ... And this is NOT meant as a criticism.
> > Evading potential sales is still legal, AFIK.
> 
> Illegal why? Ed, be real.

Brenna, you get real.
Slow down and actually READ that to which you're responding.
I said: "Evading potential sales is still legal"

> Let me explain a few things, since you seem to be very confused here.

Confused? Heh. At least I actually read the messages before bashing
out wordy, defensive replies. :)
Also as mentioned above, my questions concerning marketing practices
-- or apparent hindrances -- weren't meant as criticism, though they
seem to have been interpreted that way.
I was just trying to figure out some of the reasons why someone would
selectively exclude potential products and sales from a storefront.
Ed



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