@@@ mASF (Moderated ASF) Forum Info & Access @@@ 2005-02-02 15:00
Formhandle
Welcome to unmoderated alt.seduction.fast (uASF).
uASF is a public USENet newsgroup and, as such, is essentially an
unmoderated discussion forum within a communication anarchy. In many
ways, this is good. However, this leads to a problem with what the
USENet community refers to as "trolls", "flame wars", "newsloons",
"off-topic" posts, "cross" posts, "spam", and a mess of other annoying
disturbances which disrupt the topic of discussion.
There is an evolution to this group, mASF, which is available
through:
http://www.fastseduction.com/discussion/
mASF is a moderated discussion forum.
PLEASE read the Posting Guidlines for mASF before posting on it.
No membership is required to browse/lurk the discussions through that
web site. Membership is free. Once signed up, you will be able to post
using the web interface as well as read/post to the groups using your
newsreader or through the mailing list features.
If you want to post, a legitimate e-mail address is required to sign up
and you will receive a password to the address you provide. You can
edit your account profile to keep your address private. Posts made
through all interfaces do not expose any identifying information such as
IP address or host name.
Access to the newsgroup interface of the discussion system is available
to registered members at:
discussion.fastseduction.com
news://discussion.fastseduction.com (link for your web browser)
You can subscribe to that news server just like any other news server.
Your username/password is required to access the newsgroup interface.
You obtain your username/password by registering for membership.
The groups available on that server are:
alt.seduction.fast.general (replacement for ASF)
alt.seduction.fast.tactics-techniques
alt.seduction.fast.fieldreports
alt.seduction.fast.advanced
alt.seduction.fast.sex
alt.seduction.fast.relationships
alt.seduction.fast.playettes
alt.seduction.fast.missions
alt.seduction.fast.off-topic
fastseduction.com.suggestions
Additionally, the discussions can be read and posted to via the mailing
list support feature of the system. You can choose to receive each post
individually through e-mail or in a daily digest format. More
information about the features and how to use them are available within
the help system of the web interface.
IT'S ALL FREE! ENJOY!
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Form [formh...@fastseduction.com]
Fast Seduction 101 - http://www.fastseduction.com/
Class is now in session...
Nomen Nescio
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> [this message is auto-posted to alt.seduction.fast regularly]
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Get ready for a post from the most predictable newsloon on the
internet disparaging Formhandle and the public service he has
provided in the form (no pun intended) of a forum for discussion
that Gordon Roy Parker is totally unable to post to.
The narcissistic newsloon will make a post claiming that there
is no such thing as a "moderated" ASF, and stating that the
site Formhandle has is "commercial" and "for profit" when all
of the available evidence shows it was created for the sole
purpose of making a place that Gordon Roy Parker can't post.
I just thought I'd pre-empt and make this prediction.
You are now free to return to your regularly scheduled programming.
-
Ray Gordon
The previous poster is promoting his personal commercial website and its
message boards, which are not at all like USENET, since the boards are
"moderated" (read: censored), and since he gets a rather generous cut of
revenue from the sales of products that are pitched through his website.
--
Ray Gordon, Author
http://www.cybersheet.com/easy.html
Seduction Made Easy. Get this book FREE when you buy participating
affiliated books!
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Don't buy anything from experts who won't debate on a free speech forum.
HeeroYuy
"Ray Gordon" <r...@cybersheet.com> wrote in message
news:eiMMd.105324$kq2....@twister.nyc.rr.com...
>A "moderated ASF" on USENET would be called alt.seduction.fast.moderated.
>
> The previous poster is promoting his personal commercial website and its
> message boards, which are not at all like USENET, since the boards are
> "moderated" (read: censored), and since he gets a rather generous cut of
> revenue from the sales of products that are pitched through his website.
It was only a matter of time before Gordon once again responded to a bot.