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Chuck, > We just had Service Director download and bunch of PTF's last > night and about half of them now have that "disclaimer" in > them, whether it really has anything to do with the actual > PTF or not. Looks like a major "heads up" for > folks that might be using Fast/400 ? I also doubt that most of these have anything to do with the PTF's in question *or* with trying to stop FAST/400 either, that standard disclaimer seems to be more FUD from IBM. Also, if IBM just marked the *actual* PTF's that unsuccessfully[*] attempt to stop FAST/400, then all IBM would be doing is giving a 'heads up' to the FAST/400 developers - not something I think IBM would want to intentionally do ;-) --phil [*] I say 'unsuccessfully' as I'm sure we would see postings on the list by FAST/400 haters (or disgruntled FAST/400 users) should the day come IBM finally disabled it - we haven't yet, so any PTF's put out by IBM must therefore be 'unsuccessful' ?
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