In response to post #58857216. #58922306, #58926716, #58931711, #58954851, #58955056, #58956801, #58958426, #58958736, #58979631, #58987141, #58996341, #58997811, #59030141, #59040336, #59063731, #59132571, #59143761 are all replies on the same post. Many of us defend the original not because we are particularly defending our friend, which is not possible because we have never met the person involved, but because we get tired of people telling others what they SHOULD do, how they SHOULD speak and how they SHOULD NOT speak when handling their own business. Don't folks have the right to handle their communications with the public the way they want to rather than the way you think they SHOULD? Who says they SHOULD do it your way? You? For every you that thinks they SHOULD do it one way, there are many others that think they SHOULD do it some other way, as well as those who think the way they did it was appropriate for them. I am a professional writer and no doubt you'll decide that I SHOULD have written this differently or stayed out of this. I got the point from the original, and I'm not a fanboy. There are things about the Nexus I like, and things I don't like. I have written about both and I'm a paid member. Still, when I write, I don't tell them what they SHOULD do, as if my personal opinions are their marching orders. People do business the way they like, and, as long as it it legal, they get to do it that way.