Talk:Churn

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Churn has been adopted by critics of the computer hardware industry, who accuse it of using tactics like increasing bus speed for a minor overall speed increase but which requires users to buy a new motherboard and RAM. Another alleged example is the forced upgrade to Digital HDTV set by the FCC.

Perhaps there needs to be an article called churn (computer hardware) and this information can go on that page. Either way, it doesn't fit on a dab page. Tedernst | talk 18:52, 6 December 2005 (UTC)[reply]

religious churn

What is this bold uncited statement on religious churn??? can anybody find a reference for that?