Dear Mr. (It is ok if I call you by your first name?),

They had a meeting last night but I haven't talked to Butts to see if he went. I think he was on call and may have been working. If I hear anything I'll let you know.

Good for you about the web page. I hope John will continue your good work.

We'll be in Raleigh tomorrow for the make-up appointment on Monday.

Mike & Eva

>From: "Gil Vick"

>To: "Michael Casalena" ,"Greg & Val Georgevitch" ,"Bill DuPere" ,"Bill Purcell" ,"Butch Blanchard" ,"Cameron Coburn" ,"Mike Butts" ,"Mike Cooper"

>Subject: Constructive Suggestions

>Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 11:39:05 -0500

>To offer what I hope are a few constructive suggestions:

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>In as much as Cameron, as a board member, voted for the stock buyback resolution and was provided inside information (stockholders list) he should simply be considered a buying agent for WSC.

>Any stock he tenders should simply be put in the WSC treasury and when he submits a legitimate expense voucher WSC should reimburse him for his expenses and thanked profusely for his troubles.

>This would avoid any ugly motions or actions by the board against Cameron. If he wished an ugly fight he would have to advance it. You could even brag in Luff'n News about how successful he had been in securing stock for the buyback program.

>Keep in mind -- I still think that any individual acting on his own behalf can buy all the stock he wants. Cameron's trouble was trying to do this while a board member with an outstanding buyback resolution.

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>The board could censure Cameron's self dealing actions and seek whatever legal action required to void his purchase.

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>The board could stick its head into the sand and hope this problem goes away with reputations intact.

>I can assure you that it will not.

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>I would suggest option 1 before more damage is done. I am betting that you will shoot for option 3. Remember -- silence is consent.

>... Mr. X