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'Leave Gates alone, he does a lot of work for charity'

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Published: Wednesday 28 January 2004

Reader Comments

Yup, keep those comments coming from the errr.... ...
Anonymous

If a drug dealer donates to charity, does that mak...
Bob Fiero

My son has a learning disability, could not write,...
phil pritchard

Microsoft is virtually a monopoly, something reall...
Anonymous

We should separate the man from the organization. ...
Anonymous

Charity is not the issue, It seems you have a disl...
Geoff Jones

I have a boy who cannot read or write and has com...
Garry Nevin

Re: Microsoft is virtually a monopoly. I can te...
James H

The problem with this debate is there really is no...
M Clark

I think Gates is one of the greatest men who have ...
John F jackson

Bill Gates has been responsible for turning comput...
John Beardon

Whilst it is easy to criticise Microsoft for their...
Anonymous

I think the problem of this discussion is that it ...
Nic

Where are the UK once giant industries; automobile...
Anonymous

I've just read the reader comments on yet another ...
Philip Nash

My son has a learning disability, could not write,...
Matt

Where are the UK once giant industries; automobile...
Anonymous

I'd be interested to know to which 'charities' it ...
Anonymous

Some deeply idiotic, slavishly pro-MS remarks have...
Peter Risdon

In theory I agree with the comments that were post...
willie

Let's take John Beardon's contribution as an examp...
Peter Risdon

*sigh* To all you saying MS is a monopoly think...
Anonymous

Looking past what incredible charity work Bill Gat...
Jason Bastia

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