I'm not sure that's entirely true. The last, and successful, RFD was supported
by people who took pains not to take sides in the flame war, and to (correctly
as it turned out) reassure people that there would be little or no effect on
ukra. Of course, the impetus came from the American, and I don't think anyone
else was enormously optimistic about the value of the group. It now ranks as
one of the many uk.* groups that remains just about useful enough not to be
deleted. Text Usenet is not, of course, a growing medium. Not least becasue it
is hard to see how it can provide a significant profit to anyone.
>
> Scummins is dead (probably), Cole seems to have lost interest; who do
> you reckon's gone senile?
>
>> If the blogs were removed, it could be quite a decent group
>> unshackled from the tyranny of moderation,then I agree uram could be
>> removed in theory. The late Paul Cummings tried it.
>>
>> Of course ulm is so successful, that uk.legal could be deleted.
>>
>> Uk.rec.cycling soldiers on because the posters have learned not to
>> feed the trolls.
>
> Burt seems to be enjoying his morning constitutional troll in the
> unmoderated cycling group, food or not.
>
>
>>
>> Cheers Brian GM4DIJ
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Roger Hayter