I have said it previously, but the manner in which Mr. Coggan conducts himself, previously and currently, has kept me from putting any of my own money towards any product with his name on it. Potentially to my own detriment (as some may try to say). Whether he is currently employed or associated is irrelevant.

They have. Read the other thread.

Hello DFW_Tri and All,

I do not think there are many children of 8 years on this forum ... and if there are ...... they have become acclimated to the tenor of the riposte by now.

For the issues discussed in this thread ...... as to legal trouble ....... I will leave that to the lawyers to determine.

It seems rather normal for those humans that have their intellectual efforts disparaged to take umbrage .... and make their voice heard.

For myself I have more awareness of these different training computer applications after reading the pertinent threads ...... (and on Wattage) .... and appreciate the different view points brought out in the discussions.

Would it not be fun (and promoter could sell tickets) to have a live panel with each of the protagonists giving a short lecture on the benefits of their particular system ..... including a short debate ....... with a Q and A following?

That people prioritise money over ethics should trouble people far more than Andy's persona..

I have said it previously, but the manner in which Mr. Coggan conducts himself, previously and currently, has kept me from putting any of my own money towards any product with his name on it. Potentially to my own detriment (as some may try to say). Whether he is currently employed or associated is irrelevant.

To me, when you get into business with someone who continues to show the behavior towards others Mr. Coggan has, it means you either endorse the behavior or will tolerate it because of his talent. If only there were a recent analogy of someone who treats people poorly but was able to continue to thrive within his arena due to his perceived talent and knowledge/power.

To be extremely knowledgeable about one thing does not mean you have to abandon decency and common courtesy.

Why ? Prioritizing money over ethics in the business world is normal.

How 'bout that World Series game last night?

What Countries were playing ;)

Being "normal" doesn't make it right.

An ethical critique on profit motive on a board for a recreational sport that is exceedingly expensive. Hmm.

What Countries were playing ;)

concequence

it is interesting to see companies start to distance themselves from you. I wonder why..... I don't think it is solely because you are the mighty crusader of FTP trying to stomp out illegal behavior.

I think you need to the-read my post if that’s what you got from it.

... we've had a couple of threads on this hosted here in the past week, i don't need to talk about it anymore ...