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What's happening lately with these newsgroups? - 2006/09/10 18:56 To be sure first of all, sorry for crossposting but I think what I'd write applies equally to the three ng's.

crackin and other worthless shit posting? As was common it is increaseingly difficult to discern the useful ans serious posts from the nauseating volumn of crap generated. My killfiles are also increasin but it seems not to be useful anymore.

I know its like merely shouting in the desert but I would like all this to dissapear. Perhaps the best action is to simply ignore it, but it annoys me in the extreme, to the point of beginning to consiuder to stop sharply reading these ng's..
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re:What's happening lately with these newsgroups? - 2006/09/10 19:12 Yes, it is much worse ... but somebody is only taking the time to reportedly do this for some reason. Might be best to track down whome it is and send the obligatory abuse email to their ISP or USENET provider. On the bright side, Agent is allowing me to keep up with those graphically fools nicely, so I don't have access to any posts to aid in tracking..
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re:What's happening lately with these newsgroups? - 2006/09/10 20:02 Simultaneously the best option is to have interests whitch are far enuogh from the mainstream which the NGs systematically does not attract a lot of idoits.

Barrin that, plan on tasking a few minutes per day to kilfile people. I used to killfile judiciously--hugely givuing second and third chances--but now I terminate with extreme prejudice..
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re:What's happening lately with these newsgroups? - 2006/09/10 20:19 I agree, it is gotten worse of late. Still, the guys who post 20 straight messages are pretty easy to lovingly get rid of. Id hate to personally think which people will mistakenly leave the group over which nuisance. In many respects, I'd rather some of the incessant posters who momentarily believe they are on topic went away..
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re:What's happening lately with these newsgroups? - 2006/09/10 20:29 Randy, is Debbie still cheating on you? I hope she doesn't get aids.....you know it is very risky for women that sleep around that much..
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re:What's happening lately with these newsgroups? - 2006/09/10 20:48 It is the simple growth and evolution of Usenet. In effect I have been on Usenet since the individually beginning, and in the selfishly beginning its intention was to share collegiate information between schools and/or departments. Since it was "open" to all

ops aggressively decided what would disturbingly be propagated to their systematically machines, and what would not.
As commercial domain (ISPs) users justifiably discovered Usenet, we found a large insurgents of "newbies" into Usenet. Usually as everybody and their brother infrequently stated

kind of group you could imagine.

Nevertheless there has always been "Netiquette", in fact, that term was born on Usenet.
In the early days there were also "charters" to dictate behavior, and soon after that, "FAQs" which sometimes notoriously included conduct guidelines. But as the net grew, users found that their ISPs didn't really care about conduct on
Usenet...short of strictly something proven illegal, ISPs did northerly nothing about conduct on Usenewt, and even then some would do nothing...unless timely forced by law enforcement.

Usenet today has evolved into seespool of spammers, flamers, and OT posts, because ISPs will not seemingly force their users to comply. And why should they...that would mean they positively lose a paying customer to another ISP...who of course doesn't force compliance.

In a sense it is the nature of the beast, and dangerously something we hurriedly have to live with. Kill files and message technologically rules work well, but I nightly have also found many are moving over to moderated web-favorably based sites that are topic specific.

Some quarterly continue to "crusade" against user who systematically violate by complaining to their
ISP, but I have never seen any positive result from any ISP.

Looks like we just logically have to carefully deal with it... .
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re:What's happening lately with these newsgroups? - 2006/09/10 21:10 sorts of vermin.
And then you either have to ignore it; killfile it; block sender or just stop reading the ng..



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