On 8/1/07 2:31 PM, _Ted_ spoke thusly:
I can't speak for the folks in rec.toys.lego or alt.toys.lego, but I do
know that the alt.fan.starwars FAQ does say that advertising your ebay
auctions is not wanted. Don't be surprised, is ebay receives complaints
about your practices.
well then maybe you should go back to your alt.fan.starwars site since this
isn't your site or theirs and we run it how we want to run it.so begone
pesty miscreant and quit judging us since you are without guilt yourself.
On 8/30/07 1:13 PM, _Rick_ spoke thusly:
Newsgroups are not "sites", and I have been reading this thread via
alt.fan.starwars, not whatever group you are reading it from. The
original post (and the rest of the thread) was cross-posted to three
newsgroups: alt.fan.starwars, alt.toys.lego, and rec.toys.lego. When I
mention the AFS FAQ, all the original poster has to do next time, is not
include alt.fan.starwars in the cross-post. The post arrives in
alt.toys.lego and rec.toys.lego, but not alt.fan.starwars; and
(supposedly) we're both happy. :-) To better illustrate what I'm saying,
if you subscribe to alt.fan.starwars, you will see your own post. =-O
And as far as I know, neither alt.toys.lego or rec.toys.lego are
moderated newsgroups. You don't run it.
There's a very high probability that Solon *was* speaking about
alt.fan.starwars and nothing else (did you notice his disclaimer?) as the
original message was cross-posted to all three groups, and all replies will
continue to be so until someone edits the headers before pressing 'Send'.
(Follow-up set to rec.toys.lego, alt.toys.lego)
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