I'm done here
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Colin William
<ni...@sysadmininc.com> wrote
> Contact me in private if you would like to keep in touch.
I hope you'll consider coming over to Rich's Google group; like you, I don't
terribly like the web-based interface, and this one seems especially clunky
within Firefox, but the content is there even if the medium is less than
ideal.
Colin
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Colin William
<ni...@sysadmininc.com> wrote
> Nope, but thanks anyway.
Can i ask why not? Is the medium really so objectionable as to render the
content just not worth reading?
I will continue to check here on a regular basis; I haven't seen any spam in
quite a while, but I suspect my news server is just better at handling it
than those of the majority.
Colin
Mark Perew
Colin -
Switch over to having the content of ToastmastersPrime delivered via email.
It's just like any other email message you received. Even though I'm an IT
guy, I really never have gotten the hang of web-based boards. Just too many
clicks for my liking. Email, though, is simple. I like "push" technology.
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Joy
news:63110aF...@mid.individual.net...
I haven't seen any spam either. I read the other group, but I admit I'm
more inclined to reply to a post here, because it is less cumbersome.
Joy
John Fleming, DTM
in the scriptorium "Joy" <toa...@real-me.net> wrote:
> $"Colin William" <colint...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> $news:63110aF...@mid.individual.net...
> $>
> $> <ni...@sysadmininc.com> wrote
> $>> Nope, but thanks anyway.
> $>
> $> Can i ask why not? Is the medium really so objectionable as to render the
> $> content just not worth reading?
> $>
> $> I will continue to check here on a regular basis; I haven't seen any spam
> $> in quite a while, but I suspect my news server is just better at handling
> $> it than those of the majority.
> $>
> $> Colin
> $
> $I haven't seen any spam either. I read the other group, but I admit I'm
> $more inclined to reply to a post here, because it is less cumbersome.
As am I.
Anyway, I'll be sticking around.
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Colin William
> Switch over to having the content of ToastmastersPrime delivered via email.
> It's just like any other email message you received. Even though I'm an IT
> guy, I really never have gotten the hang of web-based boards. Just too many
> clicks for my liking. Email, though, is simple. I like "push" technology.
That's my preference too, though I get those emails delivered to my
gmail box, so it's still web-based. I don't too much mind checking hte
board, but when you click on the thing to see new messages it doesn't
seem to display them all at the top of that list.
Colin
The Doctor
John Fleming, DTM <nos...@sprynet.com> wrote:
>On Sun, 2 Mar 2008 21:02:07 -0800, while chained to a desk
>in the scriptorium "Joy" <toa...@real-me.net> wrote:
>> $"Colin William" <colint...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> $news:63110aF...@mid.individual.net...
>> $>
>> $> <ni...@sysadmininc.com> wrote
>> $>> Nope, but thanks anyway.
>> $>
>> $> Can i ask why not? Is the medium really so objectionable as to render the
>> $> content just not worth reading?
>> $>
>> $> I will continue to check here on a regular basis; I haven't seen any spam
>> $> in quite a while, but I suspect my news server is just better at handling
>> $> it than those of the majority.
>> $>
>> $> Colin
>> $
>> $I haven't seen any spam either. I read the other group, but I admit I'm
>> $more inclined to reply to a post here, because it is less cumbersome.
>
>As am I.
>
>Anyway, I'll be sticking around.
>
I prefer USEnet to web clumsiness.
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Librarygurl
other ones (blog lines, firefox manages RSS feeds, etc). This way you
check when you want and you read what you want. Much less cumbersome
than email.
Sara
On Mar 2, 10:27 pm, Mark Perew <pe...@bokbok.squeep.com> wrote:
Mark Perew
> Even better..... RSS feeds. You can use Google Reader or any of the
> other ones (blog lines, firefox manages RSS feeds, etc). This way you
> check when you want and you read what you want. Much less cumbersome
> than email.
I need fewer places to check for relevant content, not more!
John Fleming, DTM
scriptorium Mark Perew <pe...@bokbok.squeep.com> wrote:
> $Librarygurl <libra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> $> Even better..... RSS feeds. You can use Google Reader or any of the
> $> other ones (blog lines, firefox manages RSS feeds, etc). This way you
> $> check when you want and you read what you want. Much less cumbersome
> $> than email.
> $
> $I need fewer places to check for relevant content, not more!
Amen.