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These "Let's all spam Apple into submission so we can have <insert object, service, technology here>™" threads are getting a bit old. 🙄

hey I think that will make a good sig..😀 😀
 
Originally posted by hitman
These "Let's all spam Apple into submission so we can have <insert object, service, technology here>™" threads are getting a bit old. 🙄

hey I think that will make a good sig..😀 😀
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If Apple listens when we "spam" (not the correct term, me thinks), I think its all for the better.

Its feedback. If you don't like a move Apple's made, send them feedback. These threads are just reminders to those who might be upset.

Taft
 
Originally posted by Taft


If Apple listens when we "spam" (not the correct term, me thinks), I think its all for the better.

Its feedback. If you don't like a move Apple's made, send them feedback. These threads are just reminders to those who might be upset.

Taft
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I'd didn't mean to ruffle any feathers Taft. I know you already started a thread like this. That's fine, but I have seen at least 5 other people/threads similar to yours; that was the main reason behind my post.

hitman
 
hhhmmmmm.... $99 is about $180-200 Australian, that's a fair bit of money. do you think there would be a chance of Apple providing a basic version of .Mac that would be free?
 
I shared my "ideas" with them...
I told them that they should keep the FREE iTools service we have now and call it .Mac Lite.

I hope they listen before Jaguar ships! (august 24th right?)
 
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