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"Ace" <flib@lineone.net> wrote in message news:<3ff77ca0$1_2@mk-nntp-1.news.uk.worldonline.com>...
> In a bid to not upset the bottom posters, Ace cleverly, nay ingeniously,
> deleted the whole of the previous post before typing his reply..... :-)
> 
> Has anybody bothered to report this prat (satan) to his provider?  Just
> wondered as I might do it.  I'm all for constructive criticism of the game,
> but the name calling is getting silly now.  Besides, if mr satan bothered to
> read the posts before he opened his mouth, he'd see that pretty much
> everyone in here already owns the game.  Not really the ideal place to post
> a message aimed at those who are thinking of buying it.
> 
> Ace

Are you suggesting that my ISP should consider trespassing on my
implied rights
to freedom of speech?
You may or not be aware of the fact that due to unsatifactory
performance of "out of the box" products such as games quite a lot of
individuals read the newsgroups in order to get some sort of feedback
with respect to their performance and value for money which they do
not get with Electronic Arts games.
On the other hand, if there are no individuals reading the newsgroups
Electronic Arts and GameSpy has nothing to worry then, isn't it.

Address the issues or let Electronic Arts & GameSpy deny the fact that
the product is not causing problems and let them deny the fact that
with 512k ADSL the game play online is not causing problems and for
that matter is not crap.

What because I have raised pertinent issues which you and Electronic
Arts did not address, I should be silenced, ha, go check the posting
header and e-mail my ISP and bitch about it, because,  then bro, I
will have to seek protection under the existing Australian Consumer
Law.

Electronic Arts Fix your shitty game C&C Generals and C&C Generals
Zero Hour or make arrangements to give me my money back, because, you
will not like it, I promise you.