mix de soiree ! Ils m'ont volé mon idé, Que faire pour me faire reconnaitre ?!

[Macintosheux]

Bonjour,
Je suis extrêmement en colère. Je viens de télécharger iTunes 4.5 et je découvre avec dégout la fonction mix de soirée. C'était moi qui il y a un an eut l'idée de ce système. J'ai écrit une lettre à Apple pour leur proposer le concept. Je l'ai même fait traduire en anglais ! C'est absolument scandaleux ! Apple m'a piqué mon idée, n'a même pas répondu à mon e-mail lorsque le leur ai gentiment envoyé ma proposition. J'ai des traces de ce courrier je vais le chercher et je vous le montre. Qu'en pensez-vous ? Quels moyens ai-je pour me faire reconnaitre ?
Ils vont entendre parler de moi !

[Macintosheux]

La voici traduite par moi et ma professeur d'Anglais !

Most of the people who own a Macintosh (consequently an iTunes) connected to powerful speakers, still use their stereos to make their parties. Personally, my dream would be to possess an iTunes with which we could possibly make several-hours-lasting parties without any musical breaks.
It actually is possible but only if all the items are already into the hard disk, but everyone will admit that the guests always bring their own CDs and want to listen to them. With the Music Store, we all know that is is forbidden to cop^y songs from CDs which don’t belong to us on the hard disk.
Here is what I would propose concerning the iTunes : a special playlist in xhixh we could put the items that we want to listen to during the party. Once the item’s been read, it’s automatically erased from the hard disk, except it was already of the Media Library. Then, while the list is playing a guest can give you one of his CDs, you just insert it, it is normally displayed on the screen, you click right on the song and in addition to the usual options, you get “add to playlist” and “play into party’s list”. You click on the latter option, and the item is just added to the “special list” then you can give the CD back to the one who had given it to you. You can then put the item back on the playlist and duplicate it if you wish to listen to it several times (right click). Once the item’s been played, it disappears from the screen and is automatically erased from the hard disk (the item could also possibly be kept in the memory once it has been played for a certain number of other items’ duration, 5-10 or 20 for instance, and would appear in shaded area before its total disppearance from the screen. You would just have to click twice on it to get it back at the bottom of the list).