Yes, thanks for correcting the typo. I actually spelled it right a couple places but it's hard to see right now without my glasses. > Also, he spends less word

Yes, thanks for correcting the typo. I actually spelled it right a couple places but it's hard to see right now without my glasses. > Also, he spends less words on the 'hacking' terminology issue in his piece than you do here and there is far more in the piece than just that Well let's see... The first and last sections are press bites about 2600 magazine. A little self-promoting, but I think they're more or less fair...gotta give background. However, what's the very first topic brought up? ...that's right...complaints about the use of the word "hacker". It's a topic Emmanuel has spoken about at length many times, and it's clearly a theme that permeates this press release, including sections not explicitly about it. That's actually the problem: I feel it's counter-productive for his presumable goal of promoting the "good" hacker community, and also distracts from the good points made in the press release. I think the rest of the points are great and more or less agree with them.