Re: Good Information?

Re: Good Information?

Dr. Khalid Niaz Niazi

1/15/2000

To Mr. MacKenzie,
I fully second your idea and effort towards obtaining and believing a 'true'
information or say, good information totally un-biased.
Dr.Khalid N.Niazi
Rehabilitation Specialist

-----Original Message-----
From: Craig MacKenzie < <Email Address Redacted> >
To: <Email Address Redacted> < <Email Address Redacted> >
Date: Friday, January 14, 2000 2:50 PM
Subject: Good Information?


>I think for practitioners to make educated decisions they need to know the
>source of the information. A few times I have seen postings by people who
>work for certain companies, state the benefits of a product, but they only
>post their name not who they are employed by.
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>Truly good information comes form practitioners who have tried several
>products and can give unbiased information on the pro’s and con’s of that
>product. Being an employee of TEC I know how our products work but it
would
>be unfair of me to compare our products with another companies without
>letting the list know who I am, my credentials, and who I work for. As
long
>as you know who is supplying the information you can judge how valuable
that
>information is to you.
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>I personally believe that the lack of name, credentials, or company is
>misleading the does not allow for the free flow of information and ideas.
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>Thank you for your time
>
>Craig MacKenzie RTP(c)
>Director of Research and development
>TEC Interface Systems
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