Re: Techie Gravity User Needed

[Mike Dee]

AlleyCat wrote:

> I want to cross-post to more than one group at
> a time

I think this will be a very popular move ;-)

--
dee

[Jeff-Relf.Me]

Crossposting is OK in my book.

Some newsreaders are like Mike⋅Dee, they enforce certain agendas.
I suggest you abandon MicroPlanet Gravity.
[ I don't like "Alt.Binaries", by the way ]

Mozilla Thunderbird is worth learning,
if you haven't already done so.

[Noj]

AlleyCat wrote ...


<snipped bollocks>


Wow.

Another twat has learned how to crosspost.

He'll be tying his own laces next.

[Noj]

AlleyCat wrote ...

>
> On Tue, 7 May 2013 10:39:30 +0100, In article
> <MPG.2bf2dc2eb...@news.shared-secrets.com>, b...@arse.com
> says...

>
> > Another twat has learned how to crosspost.
>
> > He'll be tying his own laces next.
>

> LOL... I was cross-posting when you WERE learning to tie your laces,
> limey. Go to the dentist, you inbred glob of blood pudding.


A clueless cunt from birth eh?

[mick]

> On Mon, 06 May 2013 22:20:15 -0700 (Seattle), In article <Jeff-
> Relf.Me@May.6{22.20.Seattle.2013}>, Jeff-Relf.Me <@.> says...

>
>
>> Crossposting is OK in my book.
>

> It's not the issue of cross-posting, that I wrote about... it's the
> ability to have "other" newsgroups listed automatically, other than the
> group you're replying from, in the Newsgroups: box.

>
>> I suggest you abandon MicroPlanet Gravity.
>

> Why? I've been using it for 20+ years. It's good software.

>
>> [ I don't like "Alt.Binaries", by the way ]
>

> (shakes head) Whaaat? Why did you bring that up?

>
>> Mozilla Thunderbird is worth learning,
>> if you haven't already done so.
>

> I've used it. I don't care for it, especially because it's also a mail
> client. Why use it, when I have just about every gadget under the sun,
> in Gravity? thanks for your response.

I agree with what you say about Gravity as I was a long time user of
it, its just the gallery thing that now lets it down IMO. You might
actually like MesNews with the formulations and middle bar add on plug
ins. Very similar to Gravity, perhaps even a bit more user friendly if
you understand the French bias. :-)

--
mick