Re: ANNOUNCEMENT: ChangeGroup PL/SQL Server Pages (CGPSP) 2.0

Hi Daniel and Karsten.

My apologies if you feel that our announcements are spam but our postings should be relevant to these Oracle newsgroups seen that quite often people asks questions like "Is there a Javadoc for PL/SQL" or "How do I Web-enable my PL/SQL applications". So would you also consider it spam if we from ChangeGroup answered these questions individually, referring to our products as solutions to people's questions? People asks questions and they should also get relevant answers. The announcements gave our "global" answer to the two types of questions mentioned above.

Both our postings today were marked as announcements in the subject making it easy for you to ingore them it you feel that announcements are spam.

My apologies again and have a nice day.

Best regards,

Finn Ellebaek

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"Karsten Farrell" <kfarrell_at_belgariad.com> wrote in message
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> damorgan_at_exxesolutions.com said...

> > Finn Ellebaek Nielsen wrote:

> >

> > > ChangeGroup proudly announces the immediate availability of

ChangeGroup


> > > PL/SQL SpamPages (CGPSP) 2.0.

> >

> > Wouldn't it be better if ChangeGroup announced it would no long spam

usenet


> > groups thus being perceived as rude and inconsiderate?

> >

> > Try an apology and posting your marketing materials at

c.d.o.marketplace.


> >

> > Until you do I won't be visiting your web site or paying any attention

to your


> > posts except to point out that you are a spammer.

> >

> > Daniel Morgan

> >

> >

> I could not agree with you more, Daniel! However, I suspect spammers

> post to NGs, but don't read them. All push, no pull. So any comments we

> have for them will probably go unread. :(

> --

> /Karsten

> DBA > retired > DBA