Even if they do "monitor" us once in a while, or even all the time, I can't believe that they put much stock in our opinions. We're what, a couple of hundred enthusiasts? That's a pretty small sample, and hardly representative of the market as a whole. We don't have much influence beyond our group (or even within it <g>). They may watch us once in a while, but I can't believe that too many decisions are made based on what we think.
BUT, just in case Big Brother Pentax is watching, how about a Pentax equivalent to the N**** FM3 (but way cheaper)? I guess it could hurt to try, eh? <vbg> cheers, frank Paul Stenquist wrote: > I work in advertising and have had a lot of contact with the marketing > departments of various companies for the last quarter century. They all > monitor every bit of information they can find. Why not? It's a no > brainer. More information is always a good thing. > Paul > -- "The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
