Re: A possible non-foward looking statement that could take the placeof a roadmap

In article <4637617c$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Nick Hodges (CodeGear)
says...

I'd love it if you guys could come up with an
angle that we haven't run buy them, but so far, no one here has.

The wording of the reference you gave (it is suggested by others - I
have yet to read it myself) is concerned with creating "expectations".

So if you disclaim the roadmap in the usual way, you can discount the
possibility of creating expectation by the presence of a statement that
no expectations should be derived from the information contained here-
in.

Problem solved.

No?

If not, _why_ not?

--
Jolyon Smith
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