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I never said that. I realize that most of your posts are an odd attempt at humor, but keep in mind that many people here from around the world read messages to learn from and you do them a disservice by posting incorrect or invalid facts.
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Well now Ken, I am going to have to call you on this one. Understand first that you really did not have to go down the road you chose because Denis is operating from a false premise. The false premise is that the link somehow constitutes marketing. Anybody who knows what marketing is - knows that a link for Fox on the data page DOES NOT constitute marketing.

Assuming arguendo the link: 1 - Does constitute marketing and 2 - is directed to those outside the community, Denis, believe it or not, is pretty accurate on what you have said. The official line Ken has consistiently been that Fox will not be marketed beyond the current user base. Whether the user base and the community are the same thing - that is a debtable point.

Be careful about stating you have never said something. Too often, you and I have debated points where you have said that - only for me to re-direct you to posts you have made that have stated the very thing you were presently repudiating.

Understand this too Ken - these people - as Craig's post shows - will read WAY too much significance into things like the presence of a link. What amazes me is that nobody complained yet becuse the word "visual" was omitted.

John