> Could be fun to see how many would join, and spread the word about this
> great (and free) service, that the guys at Eternal-September provides
And that's precisely why I'll have nothing to do with services like those.
I mean, who needs them?
No, Facebook.
Nah, I'd venture to guess many people that use Facebook honestly
wouldn't have a clue what Usenet is or how to use it. Gone are the days
when people actually had to have a clue to use a computer. I honestly
miss those days.
Me too. But at least those that do are finally appreciated. :)
- Trevor
>On 5/4/2010 9:22 PM, milt wrote:
>> On 4/21/2010 5:02 AM, Steen wrote:
>>> Could be fun to see how many would join, and spread the word about this
>>> great (and free) service, that the guys at Eternal-September provides
>>
>> Nah, I'd venture to guess many people that use Facebook honestly
>> wouldn't have a clue what Usenet is or how to use it. Gone are the days
>> when people actually had to have a clue to use a computer. I honestly
>> miss those days.
USENET does not get promoted. The typical user has never heard
of it. Unless he does, gets some software for dealing with it, and
takes the time to set up, he will not use USENET. That is quite a few
obstacles for something he does not know why it would be useful.
OTOH, the Web gets mentioned much, much, much more often, and why
it is useful is obvious to him.
>Me too. But at least those that do are finally appreciated. :)
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko