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Why Usenet is NOT worthless! (was Re: Why Usenet is worthless!)

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  1. I don't like the title of this thread. Usenet is a wonderful facility!
    Google adds value by permanently saving all posts for us. The only
    problem is the PEOPLE who post, and their refusal to learn or think.
    Potentially, usenet could be as valuable as the public library, even
    MORE valuable. But it would require everyone to THINK before posting.
    And before THAT, doing some real research. Is there anyone here who is
    willing to do that (a few people already are)?
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  2. On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 17:33:03 -0700, Mike Vandeman
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    Quoted message said:

    I don't like the title of this thread. Usenet is a wonderful facility!

    Indeed. It's you who is worthless.

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