On Jun 21, 2005, at 8:39 AM, Fred Bauder wrote:
I'm not sure your analysis is that spot on. Mostly we are just looking at culture shock and impatience. I'm pretty sure those hundreds of people who did contribute could, after they learn the software, revert the dirty pictures and move on in about the same way we do. They were depending on a newspaper employee to monitor the editorial not on the contributors. But he went to bed.
"They were depending". Exactly - the channel equity belonged to someone else, and therefore it was not that urgent for them to defend it.