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• Keep your semantic preferences to yourself
  Mr. Krazit:
  
  In this article you wrote:
  
  > He says this is "likely reflecting
  > less-than-expected sell-through in 4Q, or thus
  > far in 1Q." (Come on, Craig, this is America,
  > it's Q1).
  
  
  Specifically your comment, "Come on, Craig, this is America, it's Q1" was a complete waste of my time. If I were a lawyer charging $100 an hour, I would figure out how much time it took me to read your unnecessary comment and then charge you or CNET's advertisers for a slice of MY time that you wasted.
  
  Who gives a crap about your or anyone else's personal semantic preferences? People can buy Apple stock who come from different countries and who therefore have different personal semantics preferences. Please keep your personal semantic preferences to yourself. If you don't want Craig to use "1Q" then write him a personal email on your own time, not on the time of your readers. My time is not free to you or CNET!
  
  These personal comments are complete turn off and makes me not want to read CNET's articles anymore (and with an advertising recession looming, I doubt that CNET's advertising sponsors would be pleased to hear this from one of CNET's regular readers).
  
  Zed In reply to: "Analyst: Apple cutting Q1 production of iPods, iPhones"

  February 7, 2008

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