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Posted by JamesCX DiPietro on 10/31/07 20:12
Well I think most people reading the thread will come away with an opposite impression. Jerry essentially told the person asking a question to go away and stop posting here, which is hardly on-topic or helpful.
There are 6 possible combinations of posting styles, all of which you'll see preferred by various users on this group and Usenet. You would be hard-pressed to call this any kind of standard or universal preference.
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JamesCX DiPietro (cdgzone at gmail.com)
Rik Wasmus <luiheidsgoeroe@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 19:31:56 +0100, JamesCX DiPietro
> <ibraxa29@cdgzone.com> wrote:
>> Stuckle is an old hand at the troll business. You may as well add him to
>> your killfile.
>
> Just a few remarkt before I set this whole offtopic thread to ignore:
> - There certainly is a non-binding, not enforced, though highly preferred
> way of posting in this group.
> - I think it's quite quaint a M. DiPietro en M. (Mrs/Ms, seems 'Jackie'
> can be either) accuse one of the most regular on-topic posters with some
> real knowledge of trolling. I confess I haven't search religiously, but I
> can't find a truly usefull on topic post in this group from either of
> those two.
> - I totally agree with Jerry, but I'm more of a pessimist: I'll ask once
> or twice nicely, and then quietly ignore those who still refuse to make it
> easier for the reader to help them with their problems. I just don't feel
> the need to announce that publicly. Jerry on the other hand still believes
> those people can be persuaded (well, yeah, and has a little issue about
> being right, and acknowledged, then again, he usually _is_ right).
>
> So far from me, thread on ignore including some top-posters, I wish you
> all a happy, albeit useless, discussion without end.
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