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Dennis
Apr 22, 2013, 2:01:25 AM4/22/13
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Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET group.
Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
who's there or what's being said.
I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
discusses strategic issues.
I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
each post has to be approved.
What do you think, people?
Dennis
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Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
who's there or what's being said.
I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
discusses strategic issues.
I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
each post has to be approved.
What do you think, people?
Dennis
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Philip Peters
Apr 22, 2013, 5:25:11 AM4/22/13
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Op 22-4-2013 8:01, Dennis schreef:
Nice to see you. How are you doing?
As to the Facebook group, if it's to be a closed group there will be no
more traffic than here.... I would join anyway but being somewhat of a
computer dummy even after all these years I haven't got the faintest as
to how to set up such a group.
Philip
> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET group.
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
Hi Dennis,
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
Nice to see you. How are you doing?
As to the Facebook group, if it's to be a closed group there will be no
more traffic than here.... I would join anyway but being somewhat of a
computer dummy even after all these years I haven't got the faintest as
to how to set up such a group.
Philip
Diane Meng
Apr 22, 2013, 12:06:01 PM4/22/13
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Dennis, I think that's a really good idea. Just let us know how you go
about doing this. :-) I'm on FB too. Thank you!
Hugs,
Diane
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about doing this. :-) I'm on FB too. Thank you!
Hugs,
Diane
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Mary
Apr 22, 2013, 3:14:59 PM4/22/13
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"Philip Peters" <phi...@p-peters.demon.nl> wrote in message
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here. Why can't we just keep gathering here in this newsgroup? Just my
thoughts.
Mary
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> Op 22-4-2013 8:01, Dennis schreef:
>> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET
>> group.
>> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed
>> Facebook
>> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
>> who's there or what's being said.
>>
>> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
>> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
>> discusses strategic issues.
>>
>> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
>> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look
>> like
>> each post has to be approved.
>>
>> What do you think, people?
>>
>> Dennis
>
>
> Hi Dennis,
>
> Nice to see you. How are you doing?
> As to the Facebook group, if it's to be a closed group there will be no
> more traffic than here.... I would join anyway but being somewhat of a
> computer dummy even after all these years I haven't got the faintest as to
> how to set up such a group.
I think the same as Philip. I also think there may be no more traffic than
>> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET
>> group.
>> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed
>> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
>> who's there or what's being said.
>>
>> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
>> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
>> discusses strategic issues.
>>
>> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
>> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look
>> like
>> each post has to be approved.
>>
>> What do you think, people?
>>
>> Dennis
>
>
> Hi Dennis,
>
> Nice to see you. How are you doing?
> As to the Facebook group, if it's to be a closed group there will be no
> more traffic than here.... I would join anyway but being somewhat of a
> computer dummy even after all these years I haven't got the faintest as to
> how to set up such a group.
here. Why can't we just keep gathering here in this newsgroup? Just my
thoughts.
Mary
Sheldon
Apr 22, 2013, 7:07:06 PM4/22/13
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"Dennis" <lion_heart_...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET
> group.
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed
> Facebook
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look
> like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
>
I'd do it, but I'm not a big FaceBook fan. When I was on facebook I couldn't
> group.
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look
> like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
>
stand it as "friends(?)" kept posting things and everybody and everything in
the universe wanted me to like them and it. I cancelled my account.
Furthermore, what if the "private" group got out and all of a sudden our
government decided we were all nuts and lost most of our freedoms as they
cross referenced this group with others. You go to the store to buy a
pressure cooker and all of a sudden you are blacklisted because of the
"private" group you belong to. Just my two cents.
David Chamberlain
Apr 22, 2013, 7:23:27 PM4/22/13
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On 4/21/2013 11:01 PM, Dennis wrote:
> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET group.
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
>
I think you have an idea here Dennis, but if I may, I'd like to make a
> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET group.
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
>
suggestion. In case anyone doesn't know, or remember, I am one of the
moderators of ASAPM.
A closed Facebook group would be just that, closed. Unless someone had a
Facebook account (there are still those of us that are not on Facebook),
and was invited, they wouldn't know about it or be able to find it.
I would suggest you create a open, moderated Google or Yahoo group. The
advantage here is that it would be in a directory and searchable. You
could allow anyone to post and have those posts moderated, and then you
could allow people to join and have those posts moderated or not, etc.
I would be willing to help you get something like that started, if
you're interested. You would want to choose Yahoo or Google, and there
are pro's and con's to each, pick a name, decide who the initial owners
and moderators would be, etc.
I would also recommend you do something similar to what we did when we
started ASAPM with the Charter and Guidelines. You don't have to be that
formal, but a written set of guidelines that group moderators follow
make it much easier to resolve any issues with what is or isn't
acceptable posting in the future.
Something else you may want to consider is just looking around Google
and Yahoo groups to see what is already out there. I have not looked but
there may be active anxiety related groups that already exist and you
wouldn't need to recreate the wheel, so to speak.
Let me know what you think.
--
David Chamberlain
Diana
Apr 22, 2013, 8:53:33 PM4/22/13
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Dennis my dear.
Let us stay here on asap-m.
on fb you never know who and what is looking.
here whe have all I need.
love Diana
"Dennis" <lion_heart_...@yahoo.com> schreef in bericht
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Let us stay here on asap-m.
on fb you never know who and what is looking.
here whe have all I need.
love Diana
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Sheldon
Apr 22, 2013, 9:26:34 PM4/22/13
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john....@att.net
Apr 29, 2013, 12:34:46 PM4/29/13
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On Monday, April 22, 2013 12:10:14 AM UTC-5, Dennis wrote:
> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET group. Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see who's there or what's being said. I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which discusses strategic issues. I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook, Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like each post has to be approved. What do you think, people? Dennis -- ========== Please DELETE this text block when replying! ========== Contact the moderators at: asapm...@stump.algebra.com The charter is available at: http://readystump.algebra.com/~asapm ========= This notice is added to each approved article ==========
so what ever happened to the asap group, - as i've missed them, and where is it found? thanks, "Kinder" - my email is john....@att.net so let me know ok? - K
> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET group. Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see who's there or what's being said. I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which discusses strategic issues. I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook, Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like each post has to be approved. What do you think, people? Dennis -- ========== Please DELETE this text block when replying! ========== Contact the moderators at: asapm...@stump.algebra.com The charter is available at: http://readystump.algebra.com/~asapm ========= This notice is added to each approved article ==========
Mary
Apr 29, 2013, 8:38:29 PM4/29/13
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group does not have many messages either, but we do have some. I used to go
on asap several years ago but trolls took over which was too bad as it was
quite a good group at one time. Then I came to the moderated group which was
a good group and still is, but most people who were regulars here disapeared
quite a while ago. I don't know where they went, maybe Facebook or Twitter
or one of these media groups. but many people wanted to move on to other
things or just wanted a change. I really don't know. This group was always
good for discussing anxiety-panic and there was a lot of good people and a
lot of support. Some of us still post here, so we have not all disappeared.
:>)
Mary
news:9fbfa48f-d98d-4550...@googlegroups.com...
> On Monday, April 22, 2013 12:10:14 AM UTC-5, Dennis wrote:
>> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET
>> group. Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed
>> Facebook group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders
>> can't see who's there or what's being said. I noticed a couple of these
>> associated with an engineering firm where several people I know work. I
>> just got admitted into another one, which discusses strategic issues. I
>> don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
>> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look
>> like each post has to be approved. What do you think, people? Dennis --
>> ========== Please DELETE this text block when replying! ==========
>> Contact the moderators at: asapm...@stump.algebra.com The charter is
>> available at: http://readystump.algebra.com/~asapm ========= This notice
>> is added to each approved article ==========
>
> so what ever happened to the asap group, - as i've missed them, and where
> is it found? thanks, "Kinder" - my email is john....@att.net so let me
> know ok? - K
Asap group hasn't has many messages for a long time.This moderated asapm
>> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET
>> group. Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed
>> Facebook group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders
>> can't see who's there or what's being said. I noticed a couple of these
>> associated with an engineering firm where several people I know work. I
>> just got admitted into another one, which discusses strategic issues. I
>> don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
>> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look
>> like each post has to be approved. What do you think, people? Dennis --
>> ========== Please DELETE this text block when replying! ==========
>> Contact the moderators at: asapm...@stump.algebra.com The charter is
>> available at: http://readystump.algebra.com/~asapm ========= This notice
>> is added to each approved article ==========
>
> so what ever happened to the asap group, - as i've missed them, and where
> is it found? thanks, "Kinder" - my email is john....@att.net so let me
> know ok? - K
group does not have many messages either, but we do have some. I used to go
on asap several years ago but trolls took over which was too bad as it was
quite a good group at one time. Then I came to the moderated group which was
a good group and still is, but most people who were regulars here disapeared
quite a while ago. I don't know where they went, maybe Facebook or Twitter
or one of these media groups. but many people wanted to move on to other
things or just wanted a change. I really don't know. This group was always
good for discussing anxiety-panic and there was a lot of good people and a
lot of support. Some of us still post here, so we have not all disappeared.
:>)
Mary
Dot S
May 3, 2013, 6:37:27 AM5/3/13
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I just happened to drop in and I notice that some people from years ago
are back here.
Why don't we invite some more of the old crowd to join us here again? I
know several on FB -Cathy (Anxiety), Cheryl, Pete, Robin, Anne...
Why did the group break up in the first place?
Mary
May 4, 2013, 1:39:24 AM5/4/13
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"Dot S" <quai...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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some of the old crowd back. I don't remember any of the people you mention
above on this newsgroup, but maybe before my time but I have been posting
here on and off for several years now. The "old" regulars from here
gradually started to leave a couple of years ago and there are only a few of
us here who still post. Philip, Sheldon, TJ sometimes, Vanessa (she hasn't
posted for a little while now), Diana, Diane, but most left a while ago like
Jackie, Elise, remember Margrove, psychiatrist? - always interesting to talk
with. And there was the doctor from SanFran -forget his name now. They were
all here when I came. It used to be really busy here. Maybe they just got
tired of it here and wanted to move on. I really don't know the reason. It
was always a good place to come here for support for anxiety-panic issues.
Mary
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>
> I just happened to drop in and I notice that some people from years ago
> are back here.
>
> Why don't we invite some more of the old crowd to join us here again? I
> know several on FB -Cathy (Anxiety), Cheryl, Pete, Robin, Anne...
>
> Why did the group break up in the first place?
Hi Dot, haven't seen you here for quite a while. It would be nice to have
> I just happened to drop in and I notice that some people from years ago
> are back here.
>
> Why don't we invite some more of the old crowd to join us here again? I
> know several on FB -Cathy (Anxiety), Cheryl, Pete, Robin, Anne...
>
> Why did the group break up in the first place?
some of the old crowd back. I don't remember any of the people you mention
above on this newsgroup, but maybe before my time but I have been posting
here on and off for several years now. The "old" regulars from here
gradually started to leave a couple of years ago and there are only a few of
us here who still post. Philip, Sheldon, TJ sometimes, Vanessa (she hasn't
posted for a little while now), Diana, Diane, but most left a while ago like
Jackie, Elise, remember Margrove, psychiatrist? - always interesting to talk
with. And there was the doctor from SanFran -forget his name now. They were
all here when I came. It used to be really busy here. Maybe they just got
tired of it here and wanted to move on. I really don't know the reason. It
was always a good place to come here for support for anxiety-panic issues.
Mary
Dot S
May 4, 2013, 6:48:34 AM5/4/13
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Hi Mary,
I was absent for a while (I think it was because I was so enamoured of
my new laptop) and when I came back Jackie and a lot of other people had
gone.
I am "friends" with Jackie and Elise on FB. Also Cheryl, Pete, Robin,
Jessica, and Charla. I can ask whether any of them wants to come back
here. I think it would be great for us to all be together again. I
used to come here first thing in the morning. I had so much fun and
learned a lot too.
I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
alive.
Chip (the doctor from San Francisco) moved in with his mom in Santa Rosa
after his father died and, as far as I know, is still there. I don't
think he's on FB. We used to exchange Christmas and birthday cards, and
he would also email some of us pictures of his grandchildren, but
haven't heard from him for years.
I don't see any reason to start a new group if we can get our old group
back together again.
Dot
Mary
May 4, 2013, 8:07:42 PM5/4/13
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"Dot S" <quai...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> Hi Mary,
>
> I was absent for a while (I think it was because I was so enamoured of
> my new laptop) and when I came back Jackie and a lot of other people had
> gone.
They's been gone a long time.
>
> Hi Mary,
>
> I was absent for a while (I think it was because I was so enamoured of
> my new laptop) and when I came back Jackie and a lot of other people had
> gone.
> I am "friends" with Jackie and Elise on FB. Also Cheryl, Pete, Robin,
> Jessica, and Charla. I can ask whether any of them wants to come back
> here. I think it would be great for us to all be together again. I
> used to come here first thing in the morning. I had so much fun and
> learned a lot too.
>
> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
> alive.
> Chip (the doctor from San Francisco) moved in with his mom in Santa Rosa
> after his father died and, as far as I know, is still there. I don't
> think he's on FB. We used to exchange Christmas and birthday cards, and
> he would also email some of us pictures of his grandchildren, but
> haven't heard from him for years.
> I don't see any reason to start a new group if we can get our old group
> back together again.
Mary
Philip Peters
May 10, 2013, 10:14:17 AM5/10/13
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Op 4-5-2013 12:48, Dot S schreef:
Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for
sure. For new people it seems Usenet is hard to find - I subscribe to
another group (rec.music.clasical.recordings) which is very much alive
and kicking. It would be nice if more people would find us here but then
fewer IPs are ofering Usenet than before. Or maybe everyone is *cured*.
Philip
.
>
> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
> alive.
Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>
> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
> alive.
Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for
sure. For new people it seems Usenet is hard to find - I subscribe to
another group (rec.music.clasical.recordings) which is very much alive
and kicking. It would be nice if more people would find us here but then
fewer IPs are ofering Usenet than before. Or maybe everyone is *cured*.
Philip
Mary
May 10, 2013, 6:28:04 PM5/10/13
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"Philip Peters" <phi...@p-peters.demon.nl> wrote in message
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> Op 4-5-2013 12:48, Dot S schreef:
> .
>>
>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>> alive.
>
>
> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>
> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for sure.
Glad to hear Margrove is still in business. If you are in contact with him,
> .
>>
>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>> alive.
>
>
> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>
> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for sure.
tell him we miss his helpful posts in ASAPM and is welcome to come back any
time. We who post here still need help.:)
BTW, what happened to Chip? Is he cured as well?
Mary
Mary
May 10, 2013, 6:27:41 PM5/10/13
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"Philip Peters" <phi...@p-peters.demon.nl> wrote in message
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> Op 4-5-2013 12:48, Dot S schreef:
> .
>>
>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>> alive.
>
>
> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>
> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for sure.
> For new people it seems Usenet is hard to find - I subscribe to another
> group (rec.music.clasical.recordings) which is very much alive and
> kicking. It would be nice if more people would find us here but then fewer
> IPs are ofering Usenet than before. Or maybe everyone is *cured*.
>
> Philip
I have been using two free newsgroup servers for the past few years which
> .
>>
>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>> alive.
>
>
> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>
> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for sure.
> For new people it seems Usenet is hard to find - I subscribe to another
> group (rec.music.clasical.recordings) which is very much alive and
> kicking. It would be nice if more people would find us here but then fewer
> IPs are ofering Usenet than before. Or maybe everyone is *cured*.
>
> Philip
are very good and ASAPM has been available since then and was very busy till
a couple of years ago, maybe more by now. My primary IP dropped Usenet about
4 or 5 years ago. But for whatever reasons, people left ASAPM. Maybe they
felt it was time to move on. We may never know since they didn't come back
here to tell us. At least a few of us still post here from time to time and
give and get support or just chat. You still appear here sometimes too. It's
always nice to see you :)
Mary
Philip Peters
May 11, 2013, 6:37:22 PM5/11/13
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Op 11-5-2013 0:27, Mary schreef:
At least a few of us still post here from time to time and
> give and get support or just chat. You still appear here sometimes too. It's
> always nice to see you :)
>
> Mary
Likewise, Mary!
PP
At least a few of us still post here from time to time and
> give and get support or just chat. You still appear here sometimes too. It's
> always nice to see you :)
>
> Mary
PP
Philip Peters
May 11, 2013, 8:00:57 PM5/11/13
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Op 11-5-2013 0:28, Mary schreef:
knowledge on all things medical, he knows so much more about it than
most pdocs.
> BTW, what happened to Chip? Is he cured as well?
I have no idea what happened to Chip, he was a prolific poster and I
liked him.
Philip
> "Philip Peters" <phi...@p-peters.demon.nl> wrote in message
> news:518cf2a4$0$15961$e4fe...@news2.news.xs4all.nl...
>> Op 4-5-2013 12:48, Dot S schreef:
>> .
>>>
>>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>>> alive.
>>
>>
>> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>>
>> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
>> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
>> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
>> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for sure.
>
> Glad to hear Margrove is still in business. If you are in contact with him,
> tell him we miss his helpful posts in ASAPM and is welcome to come back any
> time. We who post here still need help.:)
The man is an invaluable source and very generous with his vast
> news:518cf2a4$0$15961$e4fe...@news2.news.xs4all.nl...
>> Op 4-5-2013 12:48, Dot S schreef:
>> .
>>>
>>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>>> alive.
>>
>>
>> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>>
>> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
>> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
>> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
>> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for sure.
>
> Glad to hear Margrove is still in business. If you are in contact with him,
> tell him we miss his helpful posts in ASAPM and is welcome to come back any
> time. We who post here still need help.:)
knowledge on all things medical, he knows so much more about it than
most pdocs.
> BTW, what happened to Chip? Is he cured as well?
liked him.
Philip
Mary
May 11, 2013, 9:25:11 PM5/11/13
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"Philip Peters" <phi...@p-peters.demon.nl> wrote in message
news:518eba8f$0$15948$e4fe...@news2.news.xs4all.nl...
> Op 11-5-2013 0:28, Mary schreef:
>> "Philip Peters" <phi...@p-peters.demon.nl> wrote in message
>> news:518cf2a4$0$15961$e4fe...@news2.news.xs4all.nl...
>>> Op 4-5-2013 12:48, Dot S schreef:
>>> .
>>>>
>>>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>>>> alive.
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>>>
>>> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
>>> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
>>> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
>>> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for
>>> sure.
>>
>> Glad to hear Margrove is still in business. If you are in contact with
>> him,
>> tell him we miss his helpful posts in ASAPM and is welcome to come back
>> any
>> time. We who post here still need help.:)
> The man is an invaluable source and very generous with his vast knowledge
> on all things medical, he knows so much more about it than most pdocs.
I wish I could have gone to him. It's only a 9 hour drive from where I live.
>> "Philip Peters" <phi...@p-peters.demon.nl> wrote in message
>> news:518cf2a4$0$15961$e4fe...@news2.news.xs4all.nl...
>>> Op 4-5-2013 12:48, Dot S schreef:
>>> .
>>>>
>>>> I would like to know what Margrove is doing now and even if he's still
>>>> alive.
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi Dot (nice to see your name on my screen again)!
>>>
>>> Margrove is alive and still treating patients in private practice. He is
>>> not going to join this group again, I'm sure and neither will the others
>>> who have left in the wake of the Great Troll Wars on ASAP and were maybe
>>> disappointed in the lack of traffic in this group, I don't know for
>>> sure.
>>
>> Glad to hear Margrove is still in business. If you are in contact with
>> him,
>> tell him we miss his helpful posts in ASAPM and is welcome to come back
>> any
>> time. We who post here still need help.:)
> The man is an invaluable source and very generous with his vast knowledge
> on all things medical, he knows so much more about it than most pdocs.
I could be there in an hour by plane :>)
>> BTW, what happened to Chip? Is he cured as well?
> I have no idea what happened to Chip, he was a prolific poster and I liked
> him.
Mary
Mary
May 11, 2013, 9:24:43 PM5/11/13
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news:518eba08$0$15948$e4fe...@news2.news.xs4all.nl...
MM
> Op 11-5-2013 0:27, Mary schreef:
>
> At least a few of us still post here from time to time and
>> give and get support or just chat. You still appear here sometimes too.
>> It's
>> always nice to see you :)
>>
>> Mary
>
>
> Likewise, Mary!
>
> PP
How nice - Hope you will continue to post and/or hang around :)
>
> At least a few of us still post here from time to time and
>> give and get support or just chat. You still appear here sometimes too.
>> It's
>> always nice to see you :)
>>
>> Mary
>
>
> Likewise, Mary!
>
> PP
MM
turntur...@gmail.com
Dec 29, 2014, 6:20:02 PM12/29/14
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On Monday, April 22, 2013 12:10:14 AM UTC-5, Dennis wrote:
> Hi everyone! I've got an idea for a good alternative to this USENET group.
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
Hello, Dennis, nice to meet you. I really don't care for Facebook myself, so
> Since most of us are already on Facebook, we could set up a closed Facebook
> group for us. These groups are invitation only, and outsiders can't see
> who's there or what's being said.
>
> I noticed a couple of these associated with an engineering firm where
> several people I know work. I just got admitted into another one, which
> discusses strategic issues.
>
> I don't know how you get one of these up, but we could ask Facebook,
> Initally at least, the moderators could run the group; it doesn't look like
> each post has to be approved.
>
> What do you think, people?
>
> Dennis
I won't be joining.
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