From: Netscape@Guy.com   
      
   Full Quoter "Moz Champion (Dan)" wrote:   
      
   > > Do you have a reading comprehension problem?   
      
   > >   Making Netscape freely available to Internet users is Netscape   
   > >   Communications' way of contributing to the explosive growth of   
   > >   innovative information applications on global networks,   
      
   > > Where in any of that do you get the idea that Netscape was   
   > > intending that educational users were the only ones earmarked   
   > > for free use of Navigator?   
      
   > You weren't there were you? I was.   
      
   Why don't you explain the message behind the press release?   
      
   Why are you avoiding it?   
      
   > That offer was restricted to individuals in the academic and   
   > research fields.   
      
   The October and November 1994 Netscape press releases doesn't say   
   that.   
      
   > As stated innumerable times, Netscape continued to charge for   
   > its products right up to the fall of 1997 and Communicator   
   > 4.0.4   
      
   What was Netscape's official policy for Navigator 1.0?   
      
   What can you point to that reflects or declares Netscape's actual   
   policy about the availablity or rightful use of Navigator 1.0 ?   
      
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