In a message dated 12/16/2005 6:16:23 PM Pacific Standard Time,
bob.dancer@compdance.com writes:
that period. I suspect I still would have written a book called "Million
Dollar Video Poker" where the win was spread out over 13 months rather
than 6 months --- especially since most of the book is NOT about the
$1,000,000.
It is almost amusing to me that members of the list would split hairs re the
title of Mr. Dancer's book.
A punch-it-up catch phrase title is always the sign of a good marketing
agent. I, myself, could use the exact same title (except now its copyrighted) but
would be referring to a minimal "handle" of $1,000,000 through the advantage
machines for an entertaining part-time job.
I sensed this same attitude with the unveiling of Win Poker a few years back
which was being marketed by Mr. Dancer. The programmers seemed content with
the arrangement but a few wanted to re-clarify who did the work or whatever.
Is this some deep-seated envy or jealousy against those who have chosen to
have marketable products/services for sale to those interested in vp? Most of
us are primarily players. If the products for sale don't quite meet our
standards, don't buy same and/or take the time and energy to produce your own items
for sale.
Life really is too short for it all to matter in the end.
Anteroz
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