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Earle Jones writes:
Does anyone have a copy of "Wines of the Great Plains", a spoof piece that appeared in Harpers (I think) about 15 years ago? Don't have a copy, but if you want to look in a library, it was in Atlantic Monthly (not Harper's) in May 1981. |
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On May 11, 8:51�pm, Earle Jones wrote:
Does anyone have a copy of "Wines of the Great Plains", a spoof piece that appeared in Harpers (I think) about 15 years ago? Thanks, earle * I tried Googling this. What I discovered that Travel.com is another one of those places mirroring AFW and filling its "Wine Forum" with our posts. At least they don't put fake stupid monikers on our posts: http://forums.travel.com/wine-forum/ |
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DaleW wrote:
I tried Googling this. What I discovered that Travel.com is another one of those places mirroring AFW and filling its "Wine Forum" with our posts. At least they don't put fake stupid monikers on our posts: http://forums.travel.com/wine-forum/ But their cloned threads are badly broken. For instance, none of my posts appear there, nor those of several other posters. It's still a sleazy practice, though. Mark Lipton -- alt.food.wine FAQ: http://winefaq.hostexcellence.com |
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DaleW wrote:
I tried Googling this. What I discovered that Travel.com is another one of those places mirroring AFW and filling its "Wine Forum" with our posts. At least they don't put fake stupid monikers on our posts: http://forums.travel.com/wine-forum/ FWIW, a quick search of my munged From header turns up the following sites that poach our material: (Without reference to afw): forums.travel.com www.a1foodforum.com www.recipesforum.com [site down] www.mombu.com [site down] (With reference to afw): www.opennntp.com boardreader.com www.cookingboard.com It seems like a lot of these sites come and go rather quickly (apart from the explicitly designed Usenet portals), but it still is quite sleazy when they don't even cite alt.food.wine as their source. Mark Lipton -- alt.food.wine FAQ: http://winefaq.hostexcellence.com |