You're welcome Noreen
>
> I have to agree with you when you say that they've given out far too much
> info on them, and therefore anyone can make their own version of
> them...perhaps we ought to write and tell them this?? or they'll be
> wondering why they aren't selling, what they should have is the suspence
> factor...comments from users and that sort of thing to help them sell them
> but heyho each to their own.
>
> higz Cher
It is possible that they can't get a trade mark or copy right on these cleverly thought out boards, because they come so close to already exciting ideas. Maybe they realize that. Putting your ideas on the internet is always risky. Dawn our spinning coordinator was thinking of buying one for use in the guild.
Els