* Michael Press <[email hidden]> a écrit profondement:
|
| In article <[email hidden]>,
| Davey Crockett <[email hidden]> wrote:
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| > * Michael Press <[email hidden]> a écrit profondement:
| > |
| > | In article
| > | <[email hidden]>,
| > | [email hidden] wrote:
| > |
| > | > ok so I'm enjoying this googlegroup even though some of the things
| > |
| > | Not a google group.
| >
| > Sez You,
| >
| > Then view the profile on the url below - replete with access
| > to current postings
| >
| > ***LMFAO***
| >
| >
| > http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/browse_thread/thread/868b909410799748/1dd90cbb354f119e
| >
| >
| > The usenet is public and Yahoo and Google figure they can do what they
| > like with it ASSHOLEZ
|
| I know that part. There are google groups.
| rbr and sci.math and comp.lang.* are not among them.
| The reminder bears repeating.
True, the broadcasting of the usenet postings doesn't per se make them
Yahoo/Google groups, but to many who wouldn't know the usenet from the
internet, they become de facto Yahoo/Google Groups
In a couple of groups I belonged to, the members objected so
vehemently to the broadcasting of what were posts they believed
(erroneously through ignorance) were confined to members only, that I
set up my own listserver for them
Take a look at http://azurservers.com/cgi-bin/wa
Although you will be somewhet limited in what you can review there
without me explicitly granting you the powers, or you setting up a group,
members' privacy can be protected if required and in fact many, many
options are available there that are not offered on the usenet and the
ServerBoss - me - or ListOwner - anyone setting up a group on my
server - have total control of the situation
--
Davey
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