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noah wrote:
On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 21:29:51 -0500, Harry Krause wrote: Matt's Arcade wrote: Thanks. I'll peruse it and see how to proceed. I agree that we don't want to censor the posts, but it is so tiresome wading through all the political posts :-( Matt Tiresome? Serious question: do you have all your faculties? If there are 100 posts some days in rec.boats, I read about 25 of them, and simply skip over the ones I don't want to read. Takes a couple minutes to read the posts I want to read and post if I feel like it. Methinks these complaints are much ado about nothing. Methinks you don't want anybody to miss your posts. ![]() If you're only seeing 100 per day, get a better newsserver. rec.boats, on newscene, usually turns 500 a day, or more. Regards, noah To email me, remove the "OT-" from wrecked.ot-boats.noah. ...as you were. ![]() I didn't state I was only seeing 100 a day, I stated that if there were 100 a day, I only read about 25 of them. If there are 500 a day, I might read 35 or 50. There are any number of posters whose stuff I simply skip over for one reason or another. Or message strings I skip entirely. Or I only read a couple of posts from particular posters (Dave Hall, for example), because the posters are so demented no purpose is served by reading more than a dribble or two. -- Email sent to is never read. |
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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 21:32:56 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote: noah wrote: On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 21:29:51 -0500, Harry Krause wrote: Matt's Arcade wrote: Thanks. I'll peruse it and see how to proceed. I agree that we don't want to censor the posts, but it is so tiresome wading through all the political posts :-( Matt Tiresome? Serious question: do you have all your faculties? If there are 100 posts some days in rec.boats, I read about 25 of them, and simply skip over the ones I don't want to read. Takes a couple minutes to read the posts I want to read and post if I feel like it. Methinks these complaints are much ado about nothing. Methinks you don't want anybody to miss your posts. ![]() If you're only seeing 100 per day, get a better newsserver. rec.boats, on newscene, usually turns 500 a day, or more. Regards, noah To email me, remove the "OT-" from wrecked.ot-boats.noah. ...as you were. ![]() I didn't state I was only seeing 100 a day, I stated that if there were 100 a day, I only read about 25 of them. If there are 500 a day, I might read 35 or 50. There are any number of posters whose stuff I simply skip over for one reason or another. Or message strings I skip entirely. Or I only read a couple of posts from particular posters (Dave Hall, for example), because the posters are so demented no purpose is served by reading more than a dribble or two. Harry, I've read about your boats (the Parker being the most recent), and I've posted to you a few times, but I've never gotten the feeling that you encouraged or invited friendship in this newsgroup. Am I correct? Regards, noah To email me, remove the "OT-" from wrecked.ot-boats.noah. ....as you were. ![]() |
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noah wrote:
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 21:32:56 -0500, Harry Krause wrote: noah wrote: On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 21:29:51 -0500, Harry Krause wrote: Matt's Arcade wrote: Thanks. I'll peruse it and see how to proceed. I agree that we don't want to censor the posts, but it is so tiresome wading through all the political posts :-( Matt Tiresome? Serious question: do you have all your faculties? If there are 100 posts some days in rec.boats, I read about 25 of them, and simply skip over the ones I don't want to read. Takes a couple minutes to read the posts I want to read and post if I feel like it. Methinks these complaints are much ado about nothing. Methinks you don't want anybody to miss your posts. ![]() If you're only seeing 100 per day, get a better newsserver. rec.boats, on newscene, usually turns 500 a day, or more. Regards, noah To email me, remove the "OT-" from wrecked.ot-boats.noah. ...as you were. ![]() I didn't state I was only seeing 100 a day, I stated that if there were 100 a day, I only read about 25 of them. If there are 500 a day, I might read 35 or 50. There are any number of posters whose stuff I simply skip over for one reason or another. Or message strings I skip entirely. Or I only read a couple of posts from particular posters (Dave Hall, for example), because the posters are so demented no purpose is served by reading more than a dribble or two. Harry, I've read about your boats (the Parker being the most recent), and I've posted to you a few times, but I've never gotten the feeling that you encouraged or invited friendship in this newsgroup. Am I correct? Regards, noah I'm not sure what you are asking here, Noah. There have been a few people I consider friends who over the years I first encountered in newsgroups. I've even met a small number of them in person. Two or three have become close friends whom I visit from time to time. Quite a few of those whose on-line friendship I really enjoyed simply don't post here anymore; I keep in touch with a couple of them via frequent or occasional emails. I'm not running for Congress, so I see no reason to zigzag so as to cover all sides of the newsgroup and glad-hand everyone who shows up. Most of my true friends I've known for 20, 30, 40 or even in a couple of cases, 50 years. -- Email sent to is never read. |
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Here is a idea:
How about every time there is a OT post everyone take the time to reply to the post several times with no message at all,then the ones that is doing the OT conversations will have to click onto MANY different post just to read. Give them a taste of their own medicine and see how the like to click onto many a lot of post that don't interest them :-) |
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