Ha!
I hope no one falls for that.
mk
"rcrtf" <e7rw...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:b2704409-343e-4851...@n11g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
So what if it is? The real issue is the relevance. Stop attacking
those who self promote on USENET. What's the difference between this
kind of post and someone who blabs on about their eBay sale?
Answer: Nothing.
--
Ray
Ray, you must have not followed the link. This is totally different from
someone finding relevant, good info and passing it on. At the least it
needed to be pointed out he is a faker. Read it and see if you agree about
this Cub.
If you agree with this guy then your post is spot on. I'm interested.
mk
>.... What's the difference between this
>kind of post and someone who blabs on about their eBay sale?
>
>Answer: Nothing.
You are correct. They are both annoying..
--
David
> "Ray Haddad" <r...@perthmagic.com> wrote in message
> news:d04555pu4a93s8c9i...@4ax.com...
>> On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:54:55 +1200, "A.T." <at...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
>>
>>>Why look if you cannot say outright that it is an advert for your own
>>>blog,..or is it simply a co-incidence that the name on your post is the
>>>same
>>>as can be seen on the blog URL?
>>>Regards
>>>Alan T.
>>>Alan's Hobby Model & RC FAQ Web Links
>>>http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~atong
>>>
>>>"rcrtf" <e7rw...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>news:b2704409-343e-4851-918e-
b71307...@n11g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
>>>> Hi there. I found an article with tips about buying a RC RTF plane:
>>>> http://www.rcrtf.com/rc-rtf/rc-rtf
>>
>> So what if it is? The real issue is the relevance. Stop attacking those
>> who self promote on USENET. What's the difference between this kind of
>> post and someone who blabs on about their eBay sale?
>>
>> Answer: Nothing.
>> --
>> Ray
>
> Ray, you must have not followed the link. This is totally different
> from someone finding relevant, good info and passing it on. At the
> least it needed to be pointed out he is a faker. Read it and see if you
> agree about this Cub.
> If you agree with this guy then your post is spot on. I'm interested. mk
Definitely not the airplane I would recommend to anybody to learn to fly
on. They fly OK in no wind situations, but in wind, a beginner would be
having problems. There's one guy in our club that chose this plane to
learn to fly on. Despite what we have suggested, he's determined to learn
on this plane. All he's managed to do so far is crash a lot. So much for
anti-crash technology.
--
To reply by email: vhoward1122 at gmail dot com
>"Ray Haddad" <r...@perthmagic.com> wrote in message
>news:d04555pu4a93s8c9i...@4ax.com...
>> On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:54:55 +1200, "A.T." <at...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
>>
>>>Why look if you cannot say outright that it is an advert for your own
>>>blog,..or is it simply a co-incidence that the name on your post is the
>>>same
>>>as can be seen on the blog URL?
>>>Regards
>>>Alan T.
>>>Alan's Hobby Model & RC FAQ Web Links
>>>http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~atong
>>>
>>>"rcrtf" <e7rw...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>news:b2704409-343e-4851...@n11g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
>>>> Hi there. I found an article with tips about buying a RC RTF plane:
>>>> http://www.rcrtf.com/rc-rtf/rc-rtf
>>
>> So what if it is? The real issue is the relevance. Stop attacking
>> those who self promote on USENET. What's the difference between this
>> kind of post and someone who blabs on about their eBay sale?
>>
>> Answer: Nothing.
>
>Ray, you must have not followed the link. This is totally different from
>someone finding relevant, good info and passing it on. At the least it
>needed to be pointed out he is a faker. Read it and see if you agree about
>this Cub.
>If you agree with this guy then your post is spot on. I'm interested.
>mk
So what? He pretended to "discover" the page. It's a marketing ploy
and not at all illegal. Except by those who on one hand are too pure
to accept a pretense of discovering a page all the while complaining
about hobby shops closing while they search for the absolute cheapest
price (including shipping) for something they could have gotten
locally for $1.00. In other words, it may not be YOUR preferred means
of marketing but it is one that comes straight from the marketing
handbooks. Would you prefer that he signed on anonymously? At least he
was honest enough to not hide his identity.
--
Ray
Toemaytoe, tumahtoe, eh?
One group I frequent asks that anyone selling an item use the
following formats in the subject line so all can filter as needed.
FA: For auction
FS: For Sale
The Colon should be included so the filtering will be accurate.
--
Ray
>
>One group I frequent asks that anyone selling an item use the
>following formats in the subject line so all can filter as needed.
>
>FA: For auction
>FS: For Sale
>
>The Colon should be included so the filtering will be accurate.
The annoying part is that sellers must think that the people that read
this and other newsgroups are dummies that do not know how to use the
ebaY search function. I search ebaY every day with my bookmarked
searches which works just fine for me.
I read this newsgroup to pick up good tips and trick from
knowledgeable folks that have been in this hobby for awhile. I go
elsewhere to purchase items. It seems the majority of the people that
come here to post their fs/fa stuff post nothing else. Kinda like your
neighbor's dog that comes in your front yard just to take a dump, then
leaves...
--
David
Shoot the dog. As to the newsgroups, there are a variety of reasons to
read them and the biggest among them is camaraderie. Where else can
you contact like minded people away from the hobby shop or the flying
field? The minor annoyances one has to deal with shouldn't diminish
the worth of the UESNET system.
--
Ray
I must admit there are minor annoyances that diminish the group more than
non-contributing spammers.
mk
The OP is forgiven
> On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:54:55 +1200, "A.T." <at...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
>
>>Why look if you cannot say outright that it is an advert for your own
>>blog,..or is it simply a co-incidence that the name on your post is the
>>same as can be seen on the blog URL?
>>Regards
>>Alan T.
>>Alan's Hobby Model & RC FAQ Web Links http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~atong
>>
>>"rcrtf" <e7rw...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:b2704409-343e-4851-918e-
b71307...@n11g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
>>> Hi there. I found an article with tips about buying a RC RTF plane:
>>> http://www.rcrtf.com/rc-rtf/rc-rtf
>
> So what if it is? The real issue is the relevance. Stop attacking those
> who self promote on USENET. What's the difference between this kind of
> post and someone who blabs on about their eBay sale?
>
> Answer: Nothing.
Answer: Lots.
Why?
He didn't say "Hey look at this RC RTF article I just wrote". _That_
sort of self-promotion would be like someone posting a pointer to their
eBay site.
But this innocent "Oh look what I stumbled across" is just badly executed
fakery: it's dishonest and stupidly so. How good of a site could it be
if the author of the post is the author of the site?
>On Tue, 07 Jul 2009 08:01:14 +0800, Ray Haddad wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 17:54:55 +1200, "A.T." <at...@ihug.co.nz> wrote:
>>
>>>Why look if you cannot say outright that it is an advert for your own
>>>blog,..or is it simply a co-incidence that the name on your post is the
>>>same as can be seen on the blog URL?
>>>Regards
>>>Alan T.
>>>Alan's Hobby Model & RC FAQ Web Links http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~atong
>>>
>>>"rcrtf" <e7rw...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>news:b2704409-343e-4851-918e-
>b71307...@n11g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
>>>> Hi there. I found an article with tips about buying a RC RTF plane:
>>>> http://www.rcrtf.com/rc-rtf/rc-rtf
>>
>> So what if it is? The real issue is the relevance. Stop attacking those
>> who self promote on USENET. What's the difference between this kind of
>> post and someone who blabs on about their eBay sale?
>>
>> Answer: Nothing.
>
>Answer: Lots.
>
>Why?
>
>He didn't say "Hey look at this RC RTF article I just wrote". _That_
>sort of self-promotion would be like someone posting a pointer to their
>eBay site.
Aw, too bad. He used a marketing ploy you don't like. As I said, it's
not illegal. Others do it all the time. Do you really think the
advertisers on radio and TV use the products they "discover" in the
aisles at the shopping center?
>But this innocent "Oh look what I stumbled across" is just badly executed
>fakery: it's dishonest and stupidly so.
So is telling someone how to promote their ideas to everyone else.
Your concept of "do it my way or get out of here" is just plain wrong.
Let him be stupid. You have no obligation to show him that you can do
it better. Yet, here you are. Doing it better.
>How good of a site could it be
>if the author of the post is the author of the site?
It may be the best site ever but sadly, you will never see it. Unless.
No. It couldn't be. Did you go and look? Tell the truth.
--
Ray
Good Lord, Ray, you come off as such an arrogant argumentative twit.
MJK's remark:
"I must admit there are minor annoyances that diminish the group more than
non-contributing spammers.
mk
The OP is forgiven"
was humorous to me, and I agree with that remark. Can you guess what
"minor annoyances...diminish the group more than non-contributing
spammers"?
:)
--- Joe
>Good Lord, Ray, you come off as such an arrogant argumentative twit.
>MJK's remark:
>
>"I must admit there are minor annoyances that diminish the group more than
>non-contributing spammers.
>mk
>The OP is forgiven"
That was MK, not Tim. But then you knew that.
>was humorous to me, and I agree with that remark. Can you guess what
>"minor annoyances...diminish the group more than non-contributing
>spammers"?
>
>:)
Someone who continues a thread when it should die? Like Joe? Oh, never
mind. You would NEVER do that.
--
Ray
> >was humorous to me, and I agree with that remark. Can you guess what
> >"minor annoyances...diminish the group more than non-contributing
> >spammers"?
> >
> >:)
>
> Someone who continues a thread when it should die? Like Joe? Oh, never
> mind. You would NEVER do that.
> --
> Ray
No, Ray, it's someone like you that continues to chide respected
participants of this newsgroup with silly arguments.
BTW, what in the heck was "That was MK, not Tim. But then you knew that."
supposed to mean? Can't you read? Or is it that you can't see straight
sometime? I wrote "MJK's remark:" just before the quote. Sheesh.
Also BTW, speaking of beating a dead horse, you now have SIX posts on this
thread, and it appears that you cannot let the poor horse RIP.
--- Joe
I rest my case, Joe. Remember that you are, ironically, now a major
contributor to something you profess to dislike in others.
--
Ray
RIP, Ray, along with that poor dead horse you keep beating. And please
stop annoying people with your inane defense of spammer.
--- Joe
>
>>
>> I rest my case, Joe. Remember that you are, ironically, now a major
>> contributor to something you profess to dislike in others. --
>> Ray
>
> RIP, Ray, along with that poor dead horse you keep beating. And please
> stop annoying people with your inane defense of spammer.
>
> --- Joe
Sounds like neither one of you likes to not have the last word.
"Joe" <no...@given.now> wrote
> Good Lord, Ray, you come off as such an arrogant argumentative twit.
You must be new, to not have known that already!
If you want to really hear some annoying drivel from him, just mention
using MEK in a hobby like RC.
I loved it when someone proved that nitro-methane glow fuel is more
dangerous.
--
Jim in NC
> On Thu, 09 Jul 2009 15:13:51 -0700, Joe wrote:
>
> >
> >>
> >> I rest my case, Joe. Remember that you are, ironically, now a major
> >> contributor to something you profess to dislike in others. --
> >> Ray
> >
> > RIP, Ray, along with that poor dead horse you keep beating. And please
> > stop annoying people with your inane defense of spammer.
> >
> > --- Joe
>
> Sounds like neither one of you likes to not have the last word.
wore chester shyer sauce. :)
--- Joe
Such drama.
I guess my reply would be the words spoken by Gable, as Rhett Butler, in
his last words to Scarlett O'Hara...
--- Joe
I guess drama is better than nothing, this group was a gem once.
Is anyone flying??
Not me of late..........
mk
> Is anyone flying??
> Not me of late..........
Delurking long enough to say "ME!". Although I burned up my
motor....again. I got halfway through my second battery though,
so I had _some_ fun.
Time to upgradt to brushless me thinks.
Brian
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Yeah, Zagi motor is gone here.
mk