Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to rec.arts.sf.fandom.
It's been drowning out all on-topic discussions there. I'm able to
simply killfile it, but some people are unable to, and it discourages
them from readng or posting to that newsgroup.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts in *this* newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts
in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to rec.arts.sf.fandom.
It's been drowning out all on-topic discussions there. I'm able to
simply killfile it, but some people are unable to, and it discourages
them from readng or posting to that newsgroup.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts in *this* newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
On 5/06/2025 10:18 pm, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of
posts in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the
above.
Binky, are YOU, as a Highly Respected ISP/NSP, reading this
complaint about one of YOUR customers, Binky??
On 6/5/2025 07:18, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
Quit your whining/whinging, and learn how to use a killfile,
or the "Ignore Thread" function in your news reader if bothers
you that much.
Can't do that? Then get a new news reader. There are many
good readers out there that can do this, and they are free;
Mozilla Thunderbird for one.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of
posts in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the
above.
Go right ahead, we will just killfile you, and go on with
life. See how that works?
Now, go touch grass.
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/5/2025 07:18, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
Quit your whining/whinging, and learn how to use a killfile,
or the "Ignore Thread" function in your news reader if bothers
you that much.
Some people over there seem to get worked up over the smallest
of things. If they think a few "Doctor Who" posts are bad...
just imagine if they'd had years of Tim's number and date
spam to wade through?!!!
Can't do that? Then get a new news reader. There are many
good readers out there that can do this, and they are free;
Mozilla Thunderbird for one.
I thought you said "good" newsreaders?! ;-)
6/5/2025 10:39, Blueshirt wrote:
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/5/2025 07:18, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
Quit your whining/whinging, and learn how to use a killfile,
or the "Ignore Thread" function in your news reader if bothers
you that much.
Some people over there seem to get worked up over the smallest
of things. If they think a few "Doctor Who" posts are bad...
just imagine if they'd had years of Tim's number and date
spam to wade through?!!!
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either *on* topic, or an >inadvertent x-post. Only one person is deliberately sending garbage
over there.
Can't do that? Then get a new news reader. There are many
good readers out there that can do this, and they are free;
Mozilla Thunderbird for one.
I thought you said "good" newsreaders?! ;-)
Well...it does what I want, so as far as I'm concerned that's good. ;-)
On 5/06/2025 10:18 pm, Keith F. Lynch wrote:^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to rec.arts.sf.fandom.Binky, are YOU, as a Highly Respected ISP/NSP, reading this complaint
It's been drowning out all on-topic discussions there. I'm able to
simply killfile it, but some people are unable to, and it discourages
them from readng or posting to that newsgroup.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts in *this*
newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
about one of YOUR customers, Binky??^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
Oh! Hang on!!
--
Daniel70
Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
Sorry, but using your killfile is pretty much the best way to
control what you want to read on Usenet.
A filter to block any thread started by 'The Doctor' (and its
subsequent replies) might come in useful too.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts
in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
Nobody would complain, most of us know how to use a newsreader
properly enough to block the trolls that we don't want to read.
On 6/5/2025 07:18, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to rec.arts.sf.fandom.
It's been drowning out all on-topic discussions there. I'm able to
simply killfile it, but some people are unable to, and it discourages
them from readng or posting to that newsgroup.
Quit your whining/whinging, and learn how to use a killfile, or the
"Ignore Thread" function in your news reader if bothers you that much.
Can't do that? Then get a new news reader. There are many good readers
out there that can do this, and they are free; Mozilla Thunderbird for one.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts in *this*
newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
Go right ahead, we will just killfile you, and go on with life. See how
that works?
Now, go touch grass.
--
Intelligence is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
--Carl Sagan
Daniel70 wrote:^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
On 5/06/2025 10:18 pm, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of
posts in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the
above.
Binky, are YOU, as a Highly Respected ISP/NSP, reading this
^^^^^<-PAedophile talker notedcomplaint about one of YOUR customers, Binky??
Normally people could send an abuse report to the ISP that was
the originator of the troll postings. (In this case, NotKnow.)
Unfortunately for poor Keith, the person doing the trolling is
the same guy that would be getting the e-mails complaining of
annoying troll posts being made from his service!!!
It's a small world isn't it?! :-)
On 6/5/2025 10:39, Blueshirt wrote:
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/5/2025 07:18, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
Quit your whining/whinging, and learn how to use a killfile,
or the "Ignore Thread" function in your news reader if bothers
you that much.
Some people over there seem to get worked up over the smallest
of things. If they think a few "Doctor Who" posts are bad...
just imagine if they'd had years of Tim's number and date
spam to wade through?!!!
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either *on* topic, or an >inadvertent x-post. Only one person is deliberately sending garbage
over there.
Can't do that? Then get a new news reader. There are many
good readers out there that can do this, and they are free;
Mozilla Thunderbird for one.
I thought you said "good" newsreaders?! ;-)
Well...it does what I want, so as far as I'm concerned that's good. ;-)
--
Intelligence is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
--Carl Sagan
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
Daniel70 wrote:
On 5/06/2025 10:18 pm, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of
posts in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the
above.
Binky, are YOU, as a Highly Respected ISP/NSP, reading this
complaint about one of YOUR customers, Binky??
Normally people could send an abuse report to the ISP that was
the originator of the troll postings. (In this case, NotKnow.)
Unfortunately for poor Keith, the person doing the trolling is
the same guy that would be getting the e-mails complaining of
annoying troll posts being made from his service!!!
It's a small world isn't it?! :-)
In article <xn0p6ovdj7acqvx003@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
Sorry, but using your killfile is pretty much the best way to
control what you want to read on Usenet.
A filter to block any thread started by 'The Doctor' (and its
subsequent replies) might come in useful too.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts
in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
Nobody would complain, most of us know how to use a newsreader
properly enough to block the trolls that we don't want to read.
Beware Keith the Troll!
Daniel70 wrote:
On 6/06/2025 9:34 am, The Doctor wrote:
NO!! Keith, to MY experience, IS NOT a TROLL ....
Beware Keith the Troll!
That insult coming from Dave is the pot calling the
kettle black!
just someone try to protect his fiefdom from the
likes of YOU, Binky!!
Newsgroups are fiefdoms are they?
Does that mean that RADW is a part of the Yadallee Republic?
On 6/06/2025 9:34 am, The Doctor wrote:
Beware Keith the Troll!
NO!! Keith, to MY experience, IS NOT a TROLL ....
just someone try to protect his fiefdom from the
likes of YOU, Binky!!
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
On 6/06/2025 9:34 am, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
In article <xn0p6ovdj7acqvx003@post.eweka.nl>,NO!! Keith, to MY experience, IS NOT a TROLL .... just someone try to
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Keith F. Lynch wrote:
Please stop cross-posting your verbal diarrhea to
rec.arts.sf.fandom. It's been drowning out all on-topic
discussions there. I'm able to simply killfile it, but some
people are unable to, and it discourages them from readng or
posting to that newsgroup.
Sorry, but using your killfile is pretty much the best way to
control what you want to read on Usenet.
A filter to block any thread started by 'The Doctor' (and its
subsequent replies) might come in useful too.
If it continues, don't complain if soon the majority of posts
in this newsgroup consist of my repeatedly posting the above.
Nobody would complain, most of us know how to use a newsreader
properly enough to block the trolls that we don't want to read.
Beware Keith the Troll!
protect his fiefdom from the likes of YOU, Binky!!
--
Daniel70
Daniel70 wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
On 6/06/2025 9:34 am, The Doctor wrote:
NO!! Keith, to MY experience, IS NOT a TROLL ....
Beware Keith the Troll!
That insult coming from Dave is the pot calling the
kettle black!
just someone try to protect his fiefdom from the
likes of YOU, Binky!!
Newsgroups are fiefdoms are they?
Does that mean that RADW is a part of the Yadallee Republic?
On 6/06/2025 10:21 pm, Blueshirt wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
Daniel70 wrote:
On 6/06/2025 9:34 am, The Doctor wrote:
NO!! Keith, to MY experience, IS NOT a TROLL ....
Beware Keith the Troll!
That insult coming from Dave is the pot calling the
kettle black!
YEAP!!Yeap! Yeap.
But, surely, Binky thinks the whole of UseNet is his Fiefdom .... I meanjust someone try to protect his fiefdom from the
likes of YOU, Binky!!
Newsgroups are fiefdoms are they?
Does that mean that RADW is a part of the Yadallee Republic?
he IS a big, powerful ISP/NSP, isn't he??
--
Daniel70
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
On 6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
And sometimes, if one is replying to something in a hurry, one
sometimes--not constantly--forgets to check to see if there is a x-post
that might need to be removed, and it gets x-posted by accident...hence
the term "inadvertent".
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
At this point, unless someone got their very first Usenet connection
within the past week, if they don't know how to use a killfile or how to >filter threads...then they really don't want to know how, and won't take
the 30 seconds to learn now.
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused
of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called >"vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while it
is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs
and bacon to celebrate.
--
Intelligence is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
--Carl Sagan
On 6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
And sometimes, if one is replying to something in a hurry, one
sometimes--not constantly--forgets to check to see if there is a x-post
that might need to be removed, and it gets x-posted by accident...hence
the term "inadvertent".
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
At this point, unless someone got their very first Usenet connection
within the past week, if they don't know how to use a killfile or how to filter threads...then they really don't want to know how, and won't take
the 30 seconds to learn now.
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused
of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called "vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while it
is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs
and bacon to celebrate.
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day
easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused
of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called
"vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while
it is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some
eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing
it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their
own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day
easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused
of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called
"vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while
it is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some
eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing
it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their
own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue signal if you >want) to their hearts' content; I know how to use a killfile, and how to >filter threads...if you catch my meaning.
--
Intelligence is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
--Carl Sagan
In article <xn0p6pxdz88rr6p000@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
Adam is an old curmengeon.
On 6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I think there are just some people in the world who would
rather complain than use the resources at their disposal to
make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being
accused of deliberately destroying Usenet in toto, first time
being called "vile", and the first time being told that I'm
"despised". All while it is still fairly early in the morning
for me. Think I'll have some eggs and bacon to celebrate.
On 2025-06-06 8:35 a.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the
index of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of
the crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
I think there are just some people in the world who would
rather complain than use the resources at their disposal to
make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time
being accused of deliberately destroying Usenet in toto,
first time being called "vile", and the first time being
told that I'm "despised". All while it is still fairly
early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs and
bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they
are doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual
topics only to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new
discussions.
In article <DCM0Q.186056$0ia.184545@fx11.ams4>,Could YOU filter out THIS one, please, Binky??
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:And I know how to filter out new servers!
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue signal if youI think there are just some people in the world who would ratherMr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day
easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused >>>> of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called >>>> "vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while >>>> it is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some >>>> eggs and bacon to celebrate.
it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their >>> own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
want) to their hearts' content; I know how to use a killfile, and how to
filter threads...if you catch my meaning.
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day
easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being
accused of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time
being called "vile", and the first time being told that I'm
"despised". All while it is still fairly early in the morning for
me. Think I'll have some eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing
it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to
their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue signal if you want) to their hearts' content; I know how to use a killfile, and how to filter threads...if you catch my meaning.
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6pxdz88rr6p000@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
Adam is an old curmengeon.
Maybe. But he is entitled to his POV...
I just think some people need to chill out a bit and stop
thinking they are gatekeepers to open discussion forums. If
you don't like what somebody has to say on Usenet, block them.
Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I think there are just some people in the world who would
rather complain than use the resources at their disposal to
make their day easier.
Some people see Usenet as a battleground.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being
accused of deliberately destroying Usenet in toto, first time
being called "vile", and the first time being told that I'm
"despised". All while it is still fairly early in the morning
for me. Think I'll have some eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Well done. Upsetting grumpy old gits is always a cause for
celebration.
Now I am going to block you for making me hungry!!!
Idlehands wrote:
On 2025-06-06 8:35 a.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the
index of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of
the crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
I think there are just some people in the world who would
rather complain than use the resources at their disposal to
make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time
being accused of deliberately destroying Usenet in toto,
first time being called "vile", and the first time being
told that I'm "despised". All while it is still fairly
early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs and
bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they
are doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual
topics only to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new
discussions.
An armchair General on the lookout for invading netiquette
breaches... in fairness, there is always a war to be fought
somewhere,
Oh look, I finished my sentence with a comma... head to the
bunkers!!!
:-)
On 7/06/2025 2:45 pm, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
In article <DCM0Q.186056$0ia.184545@fx11.ams4>,Could YOU filter out THIS one, please, Binky??
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:And I know how to filter out new servers!
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue signal if you >>> want) to their hearts' content; I know how to use a killfile, and how to >>> filter threads...if you catch my meaning.I think there are just some people in the world who would ratherMr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing >>>> it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their >>>> own group period.
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day
easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused >>>>> of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called >>>>> "vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while >>>>> it is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some >>>>> eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
--
Daniel70
Idlehands wrote:
On 2025-06-06 7:30 p.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:too bad your news reader doesn't have one
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day
easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being
accused of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time
being called "vile", and the first time being told that I'm
"despised". All while it is still fairly early in the morning for
me. Think I'll have some eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are
doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only
to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue signal if
you want) to their hearts' content; I know how to use a killfile, and
how to filter threads...if you catch my meaning.
Loud and clear and I am in full agreement, kill files make for harmony
in my personal news reader.
On 2025-06-06 8:35 a.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
And sometimes, if one is replying to something in a hurry, one >>sometimes--not constantly--forgets to check to see if there is a x-post >>that might need to be removed, and it gets x-posted by accident...hence
the term "inadvertent".
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
At this point, unless someone got their very first Usenet connection
within the past week, if they don't know how to use a killfile or how to >>filter threads...then they really don't want to know how, and won't take >>the 30 seconds to learn now.
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused
of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called >>"vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while it
is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs
and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing
it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their
own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
--
"Anyways ! SSharx I embrace the victory of Donald Trump!
I hope he round up all the peadophiles
and the Deep State Actors in the USA.
I wonder if Trump will release the Epstein list."
The Doctor aka Binky embraces the MAGA Culture Nov 2024
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6rgiy9ue8d9001@post.eweka.nl>,like i would let the likes of him tell me how to post
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6pxdz88rr6p000@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
Adam is an old curmengeon.
Maybe. But he is entitled to his POV...
I just think some people need to chill out a bit and stop
thinking they are gatekeepers to open discussion forums. If
you don't like what somebody has to say on Usenet, block them.
He is so on fire about crossposting being evil that you cannot shift him!
Idlehands <hidefromu@hushmail.com> wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
On 2025-06-06 8:35 a.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
And sometimes, if one is replying to something in a hurry, one >>>sometimes--not constantly--forgets to check to see if there is a x-post >>>that might need to be removed, and it gets x-posted by accident...hence >>>the term "inadvertent".
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
At this point, unless someone got their very first Usenet connection >>>within the past week, if they don't know how to use a killfile or how to >>>filter threads...then they really don't want to know how, and won't take >>>the 30 seconds to learn now.
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused
of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called >>>"vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while it >>>is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs >>>and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing
it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their
own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
My participation in this newsgroup is largely limited to entering it,
then junking all the articles to kill crossposts. The main topic of this >newsgroup is troll feeding and maintaining the crosspost whilst doing
to. You are all vile. No one wants any of you in the rest of Usenet.
--
"Anyways ! SSharx I embrace the victory of Donald Trump!
I hope he round up all the peadophiles
and the Deep State Actors in the USA.
I wonder if Trump will release the Epstein list."
The Doctor aka Binky embraces the MAGA Culture Nov 2024
You troll feed yads in your .sigfile. You are vile.
On 2025-06-06 7:30 p.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how
they are doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to
post actual topics only to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new
discussions.
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue
signal if you want) to their hearts' content; I know how to
use a killfile, and how to filter threads...if you catch my
meaning.
Loud and clear and I am in full agreement, kill files make for
harmony in my personal news reader.
In article <xn0p6rgiy9ue8d9001@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6pxdz88rr6p000@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
Adam is an old curmengeon.
Maybe. But he is entitled to his POV...
I just think some people need to chill out a bit and stop
thinking they are gatekeepers to open discussion forums. If
you don't like what somebody has to say on Usenet, block
them.
He is so on fire about crossposting being evil that you cannot
shift him!
Idlehands <hidefromu@hushmail.com> wrote:
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they
are doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual
topics only to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new
discussions.
My participation in this newsgroup is largely limited to
entering it, then junking all the articles to kill crossposts.
The main topic of this newsgroup is troll feeding and
maintaining the crosspost whilst doing to. You are all vile.
No one wants any of you in the rest of Usenet.
Out of interest, do you like/watch Doctor Who? If so, what do
you think of the show in 2025 and the season that has just
finished... and THAT ending?!
Idlehands wrote:
On 2025-06-06 7:30 p.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how
they are doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to
post actual topics only to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new
discussions.
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue
signal if you want) to their hearts' content; I know how to
use a killfile, and how to filter threads...if you catch my
meaning.
Loud and clear and I am in full agreement, kill files make for
harmony in my personal news reader.
Usenet has always needed killfiles, which is why they are an
integral part of any newsreader. The Google Groups spam might
have but ceased, but there will always be a need for people
to tailor their own Usenet experience... being able to use a
killfile or configure a filter is an essential part of that.
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6rgiy9ue8d9001@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6pxdz88rr6p000@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
Adam is an old curmengeon.
Maybe. But he is entitled to his POV...
I just think some people need to chill out a bit and stop
thinking they are gatekeepers to open discussion forums. If
you don't like what somebody has to say on Usenet, block
them.
He is so on fire about crossposting being evil that you cannot
shift him!
I don't want to shift him. I read what he writes and reply
with my opinion. That's how Usenet works. If he doesn't like
my opinion he can reply accordingly, ignore what I have to
say, or block me. How he enjoys Usenet is his choice.
Idlehands <hidefromu@hushmail.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-06 8:35 a.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
And sometimes, if one is replying to something in a hurry, one
sometimes--not constantly--forgets to check to see if there is a x-post
that might need to be removed, and it gets x-posted by accident...hence
the term "inadvertent".
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
At this point, unless someone got their very first Usenet connection
within the past week, if they don't know how to use a killfile or how to >>> filter threads...then they really don't want to know how, and won't take >>> the 30 seconds to learn now.
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful world
outside your window...
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused
of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called
"vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while it
is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs
and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing
it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their
own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
My participation in this newsgroup is largely limited to entering it,
then junking all the articles to kill crossposts. The main topic of this newsgroup is troll feeding and maintaining the crosspost whilst doing
to. You are all vile. No one wants any of you in the rest of Usenet.
You troll feed yads in your .sigfile. You are vile.
Idlehands wrote:
On 2025-06-07 10:14 a.m., Adam H. Kerman wrote:welfare willie speaks
Idlehands <hidefromu@hushmail.com> wrote:
On 2025-06-06 8:35 a.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
6/6/2025 04:13, Blueshirt wrote:
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Hornplayer9599 <Hornplayer9599@aol.com> wrote:
And the thing is...when most of us x-post it is either on
topic, or an inadvertent x-post. Only one person is
deliberately sending garbage over there.
There's no such thing as an "inadvertent x-post". You damn
well know that yads crossposts invariably. You damn well know
that any followup to yads is troll feeding and never on topic,
but you do it anyway. You damn well know that you, the author,
are responsible for your own followup, and that includes
cutting the crosspost.
Cutting the crosspost IF they feel the newsgroup concerned is
not the place for that post. "Doctor Who" is a sci-fi [ish]
television programme and its fans are part of a fandom.
Meaning, that rec.arts.sf.fandom 'could' be considered a
relevant newsgroup where some people might be interested in
"Doctor Who" talk. The fact that some of them are not is not
the point. That's why newsreaders have filter options.
And sometimes, if one is replying to something in a hurry, one
sometimes--not constantly--forgets to check to see if there is a x-post >>>>> that might need to be removed, and it gets x-posted by accident...hence >>>>> the term "inadvertent".
You are all the most vile people who have ruined this
newsgroup and are responsible for ruining other newsgroups if
you crosspost in troll-feeding followup to yads.
Keith F. Lynch made a reasonable request. No one wants yads
nor any of yads' nonstop troll feeders on Usenet. You ruin
newsgroups and you do it deliberately.
It is a reasonable request, from his POV... but I still say the
easiest solution is for him to use his killfile or just filter
the relevant threads. (i.e. generally those started by Mr
Yadallee.) If he doesn't know how to, now is the time to learn...
At this point, unless someone got their very first Usenet connection >>>>> within the past week, if they don't know how to use a killfile or
how to
filter threads...then they really don't want to know how, and won't
take
the 30 seconds to learn now.
I have to read this newsgroup, or at least glance at the index
of topics, to junk all the articles to get rid of the
crossposted contamination in the rest of Usenet.
I despise each and every one of you troll feeders.
You're welcome.
Now have a nice cup of tea and look at the beautiful worldI think there are just some people in the world who would rather
outside your window...
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day
easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being accused >>>>> of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time being called >>>>> "vile", and the first time being told that I'm "despised". All while it >>>>> is still fairly early in the morning for me. Think I'll have some eggs >>>>> and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are doing >>>> it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only to their >>>> own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
My participation in this newsgroup is largely limited to entering it,
then junking all the articles to kill crossposts. The main topic of this >>> newsgroup is troll feeding and maintaining the crosspost whilst doing
to. You are all vile. No one wants any of you in the rest of Usenet.
You troll feed yads in your .sigfile. You are vile.
Gosh, I guess I have been TOLD....LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.
Not to dwell on etiquette but automatic snipping of signatures is just
good manners on Usenet.
Gatekeeping is merely proving how pathetic your life really is. Welcome
to the kill file.
In article <v9ScnSb5uatl1dn1nZ2dnZfqnPQAAAAA@giganews.com>,
% <pursent100@gmail.com> wrote:
Idlehands wrote:
On 2025-06-06 7:30 p.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:too bad your news reader doesn't have one
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
I think there are just some people in the world who would rather
complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day >>>>>> easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being
accused of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time
being called "vile", and the first time being told that I'm
"despised". All while it is still fairly early in the morning for >>>>>> me. Think I'll have some eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are
doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only >>>>> to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions.
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue signal if
you want) to their hearts' content; I know how to use a killfile, and
how to filter threads...if you catch my meaning.
Loud and clear and I am in full agreement, kill files make for harmony
in my personal news reader.
Ha! Ha!!
In article <xn0p6rtkcabz199003@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Idlehands wrote:
On 2025-06-06 7:30 p.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how
they are doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to
post actual topics only to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new
discussions.
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue
signal if you want) to their hearts' content; I know how to
use a killfile, and how to filter threads...if you catch my
meaning.
Loud and clear and I am in full agreement, kill files make for
harmony in my personal news reader.
Usenet has always needed killfiles, which is why they are an
integral part of any newsreader. The Google Groups spam might
have but ceased, but there will always be a need for people
to tailor their own Usenet experience... being able to use a
killfile or configure a filter is an essential part of that.
WEll and then there are those with more power.
In article <xn0p6rh909vatxj006@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Oh look, I finished my sentence with a comma... head to the
bunkers!!!
:-)
Like like a war between to evils.
On 8/06/2025 12:46 am, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
In article <v9ScnSb5uatl1dn1nZ2dnZfqnPQAAAAA@giganews.com>,Double posting to increase YOUR All Important, Precious Post Count, AH, >Binky??
% <pursent100@gmail.com> wrote:
Idlehands wrote:
On 2025-06-06 7:30 p.m., Hornplayer9599 wrote:too bad your news reader doesn't have one
On 6/6/2025 18:30, Idlehands wrote:
Well, Mr. Kerman and Mr. Lynch can lecture (call it virtue signal if >>>>> you want) to their hearts' content; I know how to use a killfile, and >>>>> how to filter threads...if you catch my meaning.I think there are just some people in the world who would rather >>>>>>> complain than use the resources at their disposal to make their day >>>>>>> easier.
You know, this is a series of firsts for me. First time being >>>>>>> accused of deliberately destroying Usenet /in/ /toto/, first time >>>>>>> being called "vile", and the first time being told that I'm
"despised". All while it is still fairly early in the morning for >>>>>>> me. Think I'll have some eggs and bacon to celebrate.
Mr. Kerman lives to lecture people about Usenet and how they are
doing it totally wrong. Demanding people to post actual topics only >>>>>> to their own group period.
Then he never posts anything on topic or generates new discussions. >>>>>
Loud and clear and I am in full agreement, kill files make for harmony >>>> in my personal news reader.
Ha! Ha!!
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Daniel70
On 8/06/2025 12:40 am, The Doctor wrote:vvvvv<-Paedophile talker noted
In article <xn0p6rh909vatxj006@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
<Snip>
Oh look, I finished my sentence with a comma... head to the
bunkers!!!
:-)
Like like a war between 2 evils.
Sorry, Binky, but WHAT are 'to evils'. Binky?? And do YOU, Binky, really^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted ^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
"Like like" them, Binky??^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
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Daniel70
In article <xn0p6ru1aacnk6u005@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Out of interest, do you like/watch Doctor Who? If so, what do
you think of the show in 2025 and the season that has just
finished... and THAT ending?!
Curious minds would like to know.
On 8/06/2025 9:42 am, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
In article <xn0p6ru1aacnk6u005@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
<Snip>
So how would YOU know, Binky??Out of interest, do you like/watch Doctor Who? If so, what do
you think of the show in 2025 and the season that has just
finished... and THAT ending?!
Curious minds would like to know.
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Daniel70
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Out of interest, do you like/watch Doctor Who? If so, what
do you think of the show in 2025 and the season that has just
finished... and THAT ending?!
I don't subscribe to streaming and haven't watched any of the
episodes ordered by Disney+.
In article <xn0p6rto5ac4kam004@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
He is so on fire about crossposting being evil that you
cannot shift him!
I don't want to shift him. I read what he writes and reply
with my opinion. That's how Usenet works. If he doesn't like
my opinion he can reply accordingly, ignore what I have to
say, or block me. How he enjoys Usenet is his choice.
Adam should blow a gasket over that one.
In article <xn0p6rtkcabz199003@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Idlehands wrote:
Loud and clear and I am in full agreement, kill files make
for harmony in my personal news reader.
Usenet has always needed killfiles, which is why they are an
integral part of any newsreader. The Google Groups spam might
have ceased, but there will always be a need for people
to tailor their own Usenet experience... being able to use a
killfile or configure a filter is an essential part of that.
WEll and then there are those with more power.
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Out of interest, do you like/watch Doctor Who? If so, what
do you think of the show in 2025 and the season that has just
finished... and THAT ending?!
I don't subscribe to streaming and haven't watched any of the
episodes ordered by Disney+.
Some would say you haven't missed much...
The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6rto5ac4kam004@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
He is so on fire about crossposting being evil that you
cannot shift him!
I don't want to shift him. I read what he writes and reply
with my opinion. That's how Usenet works. If he doesn't like
my opinion he can reply accordingly, ignore what I have to
say, or block me. How he enjoys Usenet is his choice.
Adam should blow a gasket over that one.
Why? My opinion is reasonable position... I am down on nobody
and I will engage with anybody who chooses to use Usenet as
their preferred format for discussing things. All I can express
is my opinion... I am not here to state anyone else's.
Everyone gets a fair cack of the whip, especially YOU!
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand and buys a
copy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has
a presence there). It is very rare that one reads every single article
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping
the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the same way, and
the user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for
(unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use >killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them,
and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
--
Intelligence is no guarantee against being dead wrong.
--Carl Sagan
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand and buys a
copy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has
a presence there).
It is very rare that one reads every single article--
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping
the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the same way, and
the user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for
(unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them,
and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
In article <xn0p6tbkneq59m2003@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
Depends on crashing.
On 9/06/2025 9:41 am, The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0p6tbkneq59m2003@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
<Snip>
WHAT?? Gobble-de-gook!!Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
Depends on crashing.
--
Daniel70
On 9/06/2025 9:02 am, Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand and buys a
copy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has
a presence there).
And, if I didn't like 'The Times' presentation, I could always buy 'The
Wall Street Journal' if I preferred their presentation i.e. CHANGE THE >CHANNEL!!
It is very rare that one reads every single article
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping
the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the same way, and
the user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for
(unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use
killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them,
and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
--
Daniel70
In article <10269mb$fagh$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 9/06/2025 9:02 am, Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand and buys a >>> copy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has
a presence there).
And, if I didn't like 'The Times' presentation, I could always buy 'The
Wall Street Journal' if I preferred their presentation i.e. CHANGE THE
CHANNEL!!
It is very rare that one reads every single article
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping
the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the same way, and >>> the user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for
(unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use
killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them,
and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
What about the Mail?
On 9/06/2025 9:53 pm, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
In article <10269mb$fagh$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 9/06/2025 9:02 am, Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand and buys a >>>> copy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has >>>> a presence there).
And, if I didn't like 'The Times' presentation, I could always buy 'The
Wall Street Journal' if I preferred their presentation i.e. CHANGE THE
CHANNEL!!
It is very rare that one reads every single article
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping >>>> the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the same way, and >>>> the user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for
(unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use
killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them, >>>> and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
What about the Mail?
What about it, Binky?? Does YOUR ISP business have a problem delivering
its E-Mail, Binky??^^^^^<-Paedophile talker noted
--
Daniel70
On 9/06/2025 9:53 pm, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
In article <10269mb$fagh$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 9/06/2025 9:02 am, Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand and buys a >>>> copy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has >>>> a presence there).
And, if I didn't like 'The Times' presentation, I could always buy 'The
Wall Street Journal' if I preferred their presentation i.e. CHANGE THE
CHANNEL!!
It is very rare that one reads every single article
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping >>>> the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the same way, and >>>> the user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for
(unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use
killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them, >>>> and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
What about the Mail?
What about it, Binky?? Does YOUR ISP business have a problem delivering
its E-Mail, Binky??^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
--
Daniel70
In article <10292u9$16rqn$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 9/06/2025 9:53 pm, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
In article <10269mb$fagh$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 9/06/2025 9:02 am, Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand and buys a
copy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has >>>>> a presence there).
And, if I didn't like 'The Times' presentation, I could always buy 'The >>>> Wall Street Journal' if I preferred their presentation i.e. CHANGE THE >>>> CHANNEL!!
It is very rare that one reads every single article
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping >>>>> the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the same way, and
the user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for >>>>> (unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use >>>>> killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them, >>>>> and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
What about the Mail?
What about it, Binky?? Does YOUR ISP business have a problem delivering
its E-Mail, Binky??^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
On 11/06/2025 12:54 am, The Doctor wrote:^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
In article <10292u9$16rqn$1@dont-email.me>,and buys a
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 9/06/2025 9:53 pm, The Doctor wrote:
In article <10269mb$fagh$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70 <daniel47@eternal-september.org> wrote:
On 9/06/2025 9:02 am, Hornplayer9599 wrote:
On 6/8/2025 15:15, Blueshirt wrote:
Every Usenet user has the power to read, or not read, any
article they choose. The power is in the hands of the user and
everyone's experience here is on them. Nobody else.
Agreed. I think on it like this: one goes to the newsstand
same way, andcopy of The Times (or we can say the online version since The Times has >>>>>> a presence there).
And, if I didn't like 'The Times' presentation, I could always buy 'The >>>>> Wall Street Journal' if I preferred their presentation i.e. CHANGE THE >>>>> CHANNEL!!
It is very rare that one reads every single article
in the entire paper...usually reading the article titles, and skipping >>>>>> the articles that do not interest them. Usenet works the
^^^^^<-PAedophile talker notedthe user has the ability to exclude posters that they do not care for >>>>>> (unlike the newspaper).
If anybody cannot use a newsreader to block people like you, or
me even, all they have to do is ask and somebody would surely
help them achieve their aims.
As I've said before, at this point if someone doesn't know how to use >>>>>> killfiles or thread filters...they don't want to know how to use them, >>>>>> and won't take the 30 seconds to learn.
What about the Mail?
What about it, Binky?? Does YOUR ISP business have a problem delivering
its E-Mail, Binky??^^^^^<-PAedophile talker noted
Yes, YOU've already posted that, Binky, about nine minutes previously!!
--
Daniel70
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