When we get these cross postings we can either bear the
frustration or get active. The first time one is posted trim
all but the newsgroup on which you are replying. In that way
the cross posting comes to a rapid halt and is confined to
the newsgroup of one's choice where the exchange is more
likely to be more useful anyway.
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Quoted message said:
When we get these cross postings we can either bear the
frustration or get active. The first time one is posted
trim all but the newsgroup on which you are replying. In
that way the cross posting comes to a rapid halt and is
confined to the newsgroup of one's choice where the
exchange is more likely to be more useful anyway.Sounds reasonable enough to me.
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Andrew
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Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:
Quoted message said:
When we get these cross postings we can either bear the
frustration or get active. The first time one is posted
trim all but the newsgroup on which you are replying. In
that way the cross posting comes to a rapid halt and is
confined to the newsgroup of one's choice where the
exchange is more likely to be more useful anyway.Sounds reasonable enough to me.
Note that Chung didn't trim the groups. What a guy...
<LOL> This from the fraud Chung who deliberately crossposted
notes to me in other newsgroups for my "convenience" knowing
I'm a subscriber here in SCM. The same Chung who crossposted
his macro messages.How transparently fake he is. <LOL>
Bob
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When we get these cross postings we can either bear the
frustration or get active.Spoken ( and crossposted) like a true crossposter.
Jack
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Better idea... Don't crosspost. Just post the same message
to each NG that you want to send it to.Dave <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
net.com...Quoted message said:
When we get these cross postings we can either bear the
frustration or get active. The first time one is posted
trim all but the newsgroup on which you are replying. In
that way the cross posting comes to a rapid halt and is
confined to the newsgroup of one's choice where the
exchange is more likely to be more useful anyway. -
Jack H. said:
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net.com...Quoted message said:
When we get these cross postings we can either bear the
frustration or get active.Spoken ( and crossposted) like a true crossposter.
Jack
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