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csheppard91@gmail.com - 23 Dec 2005 16:28 GMT

my website: http://www.wizardsolutionsusa.com is dedicated to helping
people with their problems. Remember, it doesn't take but 90 seconds
of your time to sign up and get/recieve help.

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zero - 23 Dec 2005 18:58 GMT

csheppard91@gmail.com wrote in news:1135355333.867942.247830
@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:

> my website: http://www.wizardsolutionsusa.com is dedicated to helping
> people with their problems. Remember, it doesn't take but 90 seconds
> of your time to sign up and get/recieve help.

I don't mind you promoting your website (I do think it's a bit silly to
promote it on usenet, but I don't mind it), but don't you think twice in
two days is a bit much?

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Chris Uppal - 23 Dec 2005 19:34 GMT

> I don't mind you promoting your website (I do think it's a bit silly to
> promote it on usenet, but I don't mind it), but don't you think twice in
> two days is a bit much?

The big advantage to posting to a web "forum" is that nobody can killfile you,
unlike Usenet where it can be a real factor. I presume that csheppard91 is
attempting to keep the statistics favourable...

-- chris

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Stefan Ram - 23 Dec 2005 21:53 GMT

>The big advantage to posting to a web "forum" is that nobody
>can killfile you,

One needs a web filter (Proxomitron, Privoxy, or so) and then
one can set a custom filter for the page with the article
list. For example, the filter is then told to search this page
for

<li>*From*(Name0|Name1)*/li>

and replace this by "", which will delete all entries (the
complete HTML-list entry for the article) from authors named
"Name0" or "Name1". (I have used this to filter forums.)

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Chris Uppal - 24 Dec 2005 12:10 GMT

> > The big advantage to posting to a web "forum" is that nobody
> > can killfile you,
>
> One needs a web filter (Proxomitron, Privoxy, or so) and then
> one can set a custom filter for the page with the article
> list.

Interesting; thank-you. I should have guessed that such tools would exist.

-- chris

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