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07-03-19 | 05:20 AM

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e-RICHIE

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Originally Posted by unworthy1

So there we go: straight from the "ATMO's mouth"! I hope I wasn't one of the " inaccurate comments directed at my work" but...probably was...

I didn't mean inaccurate as a slur. Apologies if the nuance of writing a quick reply made it appear as such.

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Originally Posted by cudak888

Tell me about it. You're not the only one to feels like he's the indirect recipient of passive aggressiveness (over a fork that was noted to have far better filing than the frame its has been fitted to).

So much for "Imperfection is Perfection." I gather imperfection in guesswork is taboo when one is trying to identify an unknown frameset...and gets "caught" by its creator (who has a decided advantage in the matter).

-Kurt

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07-03-19 | 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by e-RICHIE

I didn't mean inaccurate as a slur. Apologies if the nuance of writing a quick reply made it appear as such.

See above.

Apologies accepted and appreciated.

-Kurt

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07-03-19 | 08:53 AM

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unworthy1

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I for one am always amazed and honored when people who are stars in this industry contact us who are mere hobbyists (I'm talking about myself, here). So I'm very grateful that e-RITCHIE replied to this thread and confirmed that the fork is authentically his work and that frame is definitely NOT. Thank you, sir! I hope none of my comments were taken as insulting, cause I certainly don't intend to insult...at least most of the time!