Since the "Fat Acceptance" people are so gracious to share their posts with this newsgroup, why shouldn't we return the favor by sharing our low carb news with them on their newsgroup? Or maybe someone has already thought of this?
I know, cross-posting is a no-no, and it was probably a mean thought.
On this topic, however, is there anyway in Outlook Express to block cross-postings, like blocking senders?
Since the "Fat Acceptance" people are so gracious to share their posts with this newsgroup, why shouldn't we return the favor by sharing our low carb news with them on their newsgroup? Or maybe someone has already thought of this?
I know, cross-posting is a no-no, and it was probably a mean thought.
On this topic, however, is there anyway in Outlook Express to block cross-postings, like blocking senders?
The crossposted fat acceptance stuff is promulgated by FA trolls. Although we have individuals who also think they are sophisticated enough to decide that we want or need to see their crossposted [censored] (insert Iggy here) Don't blame the FAs for their residnet trolls behavior. They would like to be left alone as much as we would.
I find the best way to get rid of these annoying people is to just ignore them. Don't give them any ammo and don't stoop to their level. Just my own personal opinion.
hugs,
Tonya www.lowcarbcrew.com
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Yes, I have them from time to time. ;-P
Since the "Fat Acceptance" people are so gracious to share their posts
with
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this newsgroup, why shouldn't we return the favor by sharing our low carb news with them on their newsgroup? Or maybe someone has already thought
of
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this?
I know, cross-posting is a no-no, and it was probably a mean thought.
On this topic, however, is there anyway in Outlook Express to block cross-postings, like blocking senders?
Thanks, revek! Like I said, I wouldn't intentionally cross-post something inflammatory, although I do get sick of reading the 'fat acceptance' bs. But I'll check out the info for the filter.
