So just maybe you should take it easy with your accusations about lying and the other speculations.
Great to take things out of context right ?
JF said it isnt possible, but it is.So he didnt know it could be done.I said EITHER one or the other, and im pretty sure he just didnt knew.
On a side note, if its pin compatible with the socket, and runs on the same chipset.Its hardly "a hack".You would have to call AM2 compatibility with am2+ processors "a hack" also.
Only difference is last time it was offical AMD policy and now it isnt, which is a not so nice move from amd.
I guess if you see competitor doing it all the time and cashing huge amounts of money ,you think "why bother".

The most important thing to me is the fact that you dont need 9xx series chipset at all.From the point when electrical requirements for BD were set, we could be getting ALL AM3+ compatible boards.And we didnt, thats a fail.