There was a conference call today discussing it and hopefully everybody will be fine with it. It's important that as we go through this process that you create a process that fairly considers the needs of the proponents. Either somebody has leaked information to you which they shouldn't, or logically they are telling you something of which they have no idea. I happen to know that there are very limited numbers of people who have the complete data, and none of those people with complete data have talked to you. Janelle Brown is a senior writer for Salon Technology.
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