In article <1158672349.844692.209630_at_m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com>, Steve
Howard says...
> Quite frankly, I don't care about spam, top posting, or any of the
> other pet peeves (to an an almost unbelievable degree) present for some
> in this group.
>
> In this case, my only question would be...why? I saw a site one day,
> and I don't remember the exact URL, that was something like
> yetanotheroraclesite.com. Pretty funny.
>
> I don't begrudge anyone starting something, it just seems like the
> definition of overkill in this case. I do like moderated groups
> (dizwell.com is the best one I visit), as it eliminates a lot of the
> flaming we see in this group. Why not post there?
>
There is the also the considerable benefit of posting to c.d.o.s on
usenet which is that, because it is so widely subscribed to, the chances
of bad advice (or worse the wrong answer) remaining unchallenged is
slim. I think you're taking a far bigger risk taking advice from people
on some less-populated forums (or is that fora?).
--
jeremy
Received on Tue Sep 19 2006 - 08:35:21 CDT
