favorite foods

"Daniel/RITA Stranges" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE FOODS? AND WHAT
ARE THE RECIPES TO MAKE THEM. DONT BE SHY
GO AHEAD

http://community.webtv.net/juanita2dan/DANRITASTRANGES

Hi there -- I haven't seen you post to rec.food.cooking before (admittedly,
I don't read even close to every post, but that's a completely different
matter 🙂), but I notice you're posting from WebTV and have fallen into one
of the recognizable patterns that many WebTVers new to Usenet fall into: in
this case, posting in all upper-case letters. Please don't do that; all
upper-case postings are harder to read than posts which follow conventional
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In my ongoing attempts to help WebTVers make a smooth transition to
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this new-to-you arena called Usenet (also occasionally referred to as "the
shark tank"😉. In an ideal world, WebTV would do this for you, but
apparently they can't be bothered. Pity, that. Anyway:

http://web.archive.org/web/20030802232222/watchingyou.com/webtv.html --
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http://www.ibiblio.org/usenet-i/usenet-help.html -- Usenet
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And, hey, thank you for not including any html in your post --
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See? You're on your way already. 🙂

Good luck. Think of rec.food.cooking as discussions around the
kitchen/dining room table(s), and you'll get along just fine.
-jacqui

"Daniel/RITA Stranges" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE FOODS? AND WHAT
ARE THE RECIPES TO MAKE THEM. DONT BE SHY
GO AHEAD

http://community.webtv.net/juanita2dan/DANRITASTRANGES

Hi there -- I haven't seen you post to rec.food.cooking before (admittedly,
I don't read even close to every post, but that's a completely different
matter 🙂), but I notice you're posting from WebTV and have fallen into one
of the recognizable patterns that many WebTVers new to Usenet fall into: in
this case, posting in all upper-case letters. Please don't do that; all
upper-case postings are harder to read than posts which follow conventional
casing, spelling and grammar rules.

In my ongoing attempts to help WebTVers make a smooth transition to
Usenet -- which is not part of WebTV or MSN -- I'd like to provide you with
a few links to articles which will provide you with the tools to survive in
this new-to-you arena called Usenet (also occasionally referred to as "the
shark tank"😉. In an ideal world, WebTV would do this for you, but
apparently they can't be bothered. Pity, that. Anyway:

http://web.archive.org/web/20030802232222/watchingyou.com/webtv.html --
explaining the difference between Usenet and WebTV, and detailing how to
quote using your WebTV interface.
http://www.ibiblio.org/usenet-i/usenet-help.html -- Usenet
Help --comprehensive
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html -- How to quote correctly on
Usenet (how and why) -- also comprehensive

And, hey, thank you for not including any html in your post --
rec.food.cooking is a non-binary (no pictures, sound files, etc.) group.
See? You're on your way already. 🙂

Good luck. Think of rec.food.cooking as discussions around the
kitchen/dining room table(s), and you'll get along just fine.
-jacqui

"Daniel/RITA Stranges" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE FOODS? AND WHAT ARE THE RECIPES TO MAKE THEM.
DONT BE SHY GO AHEAD

http://community.webtv.net/juanita2dan/DANRITASTRANGES

Stop Yelling!