Re: Pirates of Silicon Valley

[cturley2@aol.com (Cturley2)]

Joe, 
thanks so much for your CLEAN and CLEAR CUT review of me for the entire Apple
II world's enlightenment.  I might point out that many of the disks, CD's and
programs you currently offer for sale are riddled with archives that I released
over the years for the use of the Apple II community.

Perhaps you should review all those archives,  CD's, disks and such that you so
eagerly sell to Apple II users from your Shareware Solutions II business, that
are either direct creations that were released from me, have my name included
with them or are the result of my working with others with the development on
such programs, graphics and music files.

Your post simply presents a clear and blazing double standard from you in all
respects concerning me for everybody to clearly see. You are more than willing
to sell CD's, disks and such that clearly contain items which show they were
released by me, created by me, or made available with my help and efforts in
some way - while you are making money from such sales, with my name related to
it.  Yet you make such abusive public posts concerning me and your ironclad
demands that nothing with your name on it be made available from anything I'm
connected with. If that's not a clear case of double standards - I don't know
what is.

You are most certainly the ultimate Capitalistic Hippie - as you call yourself
and by all means - the most grand Hypemiester of them all today in the Apple II
community.  I've never seen anybody filled with so much hate and paranoia over
one individual - namely me - as you so violently present to the public -
concerning anything with your name on it that might be remotely related to
anything or any place on the Internet that I'm involved with or responsible for
the contents of.  Can't you see that your double standards with all this is
rapidly destroying you in every way from both the inside and from the outside? 
Please watch your blood pressure Joe.  I don't want you blaming me if you jack
it up over 'Charles T. Turley' to the point of having a stroke or such.

Sincerely,
Tom