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I did not mean to spam any of the groups. The only reason for posting was
that I was looking for critics of the articles...

I am not sure what a "binary" is, however finally I have normal access to
newsgroups and can answer this.

Sorry for that message,

Marta Kolasinska



Uzytkownik "Keelworm" napisal w
wiadomosci ...
Ermm... that'll be a binary then. and according to the charter[1] at
http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.rec.sailing.html that'll be just as naughty as
spam.

However, I'd possibly (if I could be arsed) argue that the OP's site (at
first glances) appears to be 'Not-commercial' and also ever so vaguely
relevant to readership[2]. Infact the artical on St Katherine Docks was
pretty interesting.

However, I accept the posting style, similar to my first ever u.r.s
posting,
was a little 'Spamity' so will reserve judgement until the Original Poster
either disappears, or stays to fight his corner.

[1] In as much that it's about sailing, and has a couple of articals which
may be of interest to a UK based sailor.

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Don't apologize to this rabble... they break more posting guidelines than
anyone else.

CM

"Marta K. @wp.pl" martus-13no-spam! wrote in message
...
I did not mean to spam any of the groups. The only reason for posting was
that I was looking for critics of the articles...

I am not sure what a "binary" is, however finally I have normal access to
newsgroups and can answer this.

Sorry for that message,

Marta Kolasinska



Uzytkownik "Keelworm" napisal w
wiadomosci ...
Ermm... that'll be a binary then. and according to the charter[1] at
http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.rec.sailing.html that'll be just as naughty
as
spam.

However, I'd possibly (if I could be arsed) argue that the OP's site (at
first glances) appears to be 'Not-commercial' and also ever so vaguely
relevant to readership[2]. Infact the artical on St Katherine Docks was
pretty interesting.

However, I accept the posting style, similar to my first ever u.r.s
posting,
was a little 'Spamity' so will reserve judgement until the Original
Poster
either disappears, or stays to fight his corner.

[1] In as much that it's about sailing, and has a couple of articals
which
may be of interest to a UK based sailor.

[2] Charter of uk.rec.sailing
begin charter

(Not Moderated)
uk.rec.sailing will discuss any and all topics relating to sailing
activity
in Britain, Eire and European waters. Posts from dinghy sailors,
wind-surfers, yachtsmen and women, and all those with an interest in the
sport. Posts may include Class Association details, Open Meetings, race
accounts, events and issues affecting sailors in area given above.

Advertising
Short announcements (less than 50 lines) of events relevant to
readership.
For Sale or Want-To-Buy announcements from non-commercial posters
welcomed;
blatant off-topic or commercial advertising not required.

Binaries

Must not be posted in this group: however references to FTP material and
Web
sites are welcomed.

Newsgroups line

uk.rec.sailing To discuss all aspects of sailing activity in the
UK
/end charter
--
Keelworm:
*www.love2sail.co.uk - UK Sailing Forums*





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Stuff It.. you frickin' anal retentive asswipe.... you idiots break your
own rules on a regular basis.

Capt Mooron


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Ermm... that'll be a binary then. and according to the charter[1] at
http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.rec.sailing.html that'll be just as naughty as
spam.

However, I'd possibly (if I could be arsed) argue that the OP's site (at
blah blah yadda whine blah



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Overproof wrote:

Stuff It.. you frickin' anal retentive asswipe.... you idiots break your
own rules on a regular basis.


Huzzah! Who has a bandwidth problem these days anyway?

Cheers
Marty



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"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
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Overproof wrote:

Stuff It.. you frickin' anal retentive asswipe.... you idiots

break your
own rules on a regular basis.


Huzzah! Who has a bandwidth problem these days anyway?



I do.

Dial up, 33kbs.


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I do.

Dial up, 33kbs.


Dang it Scotty... get Cable! Only the Brits still use dial-up...that's why
the ******s whine so much.

Dial Up SUCKS!

CM


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Scott Vernon wrote:


Huzzah! Who has a bandwidth problem these days anyway?




I do.

Dial up, 33kbs.


Get the local 'phone company to replace the string between the Dixie cups with Cat 6 UTP.

Cheers
Marty

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On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 06:43:47 -0500, Martin Baxter
wrote this crap:

Dial up, 33kbs.


Get the local 'phone company to replace the string between the Dixie cups with Cat 6 UTP.



That won't make it faster.





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