This letter, dated February 1, 1986, was written by Ladislav Hejdánek to Václav Havel. In the correspondence, the author returns borrowed manuscripts and comments on the ongoing debate within the Czechoslovak dissident community, specifically regarding a response to a so-called "anti-challenge." Hejdánek notes that while he agrees with certain aspects, he fundamentally disagrees with most of the key points presented. He expresses skepticism toward the idea of organizing a signature campaign, noting that he found no explicit call for such action in the provided texts. Furthermore, he emphasizes that the response from the movement will necessarily be diverse. He warns Charter 77 spokespersons against attempting to unify or smooth over these differing opinions, arguing that such efforts exceed their mandate and would likely invite further criticism. The letter illustrates the internal dynamics and intellectual plurality of the dissident movement during the mid-1980s, highlighting the emphasis on individual responsibility and the rejection of artificial consensus.