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Where is the administrator!!!? Andrew Molinaro 01-04-2007
Posted by Andrew Molinaro on January 4, 2007, 7:41 pm
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To all at the newsgroup,

Where the hell is the administrator? Why is Mi5 allowed to fill our
newsgroup with all this crap? If anyone knows or can lead me to a solution
to this problem , please let me know.

Andrew Molinaro



Posted by Roy on January 4, 2007, 10:37 pm
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1. Ditch OE. Crappy newsgroup reader. Agent, FreeAgent (free) or XNews (free).

2. Learn how to use twit filters. Even OE has them. Put the twits in the kill
file and never see
a message from them again.

3. Repeat the above

4. This is not a moderated group. Welcome to Usenet.

his garments and spat
forth:

>To all at the newsgroup,
>
> Where the hell is the administrator? Why is Mi5 allowed to fill our
>newsgroup with all this crap? If anyone knows or can lead me to a solution
>to this problem , please let me know.
>
> Andrew Molinaro
>


Posted by Chilla on January 5, 2007, 12:56 am
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Anyone thought of Yahoo!ing this newsgroup?

Regards Charles
P.S. At least you can moderate the posts, and members.

Roy wrote:
> 1. Ditch OE. Crappy newsgroup reader. Agent, FreeAgent (free) or XNews
(free).
>
> 2. Learn how to use twit filters. Even OE has them. Put the twits in the
kill file and never see
> a message from them again.
>
> 3. Repeat the above
>
> 4. This is not a moderated group. Welcome to Usenet.
>
his garments and spat
> forth:
>
>
>>To all at the newsgroup,
>>
>> Where the hell is the administrator? Why is Mi5 allowed to fill our
>>newsgroup with all this crap? If anyone knows or can lead me to a solution
>>to this problem , please let me know.
>>
>> Andrew Molinaro
>>
>
>


Posted by bigegg on January 5, 2007, 7:44 am
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Chilla wrote:
> Anyone thought of Yahoo!ing this newsgroup?
>
You are more than welcome to use a forum on my website below.

But IMO, usenet is better - 'cept for lack of inline pictures

--
BigEgg
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Posted by RAM³ on January 5, 2007, 2:44 pm
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$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au:

>
> Anyone thought of Yahoo!ing this newsgroup?



Isn't that the problem - too many posts from spamming yahoos? <grin>



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