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OT postings & kill files



 
 
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Old 23-07-2006, 07:14 PM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Ric[_3_]
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I don;t wish to patronize, but I wanted to share a 'problem', and suggest a
solution.

Some on this group recently advised me to change my newsreader to one that
has a kill file. I did - and I am forever grateful. Whenever I see one of
'those' posts (you know the ones I'm referring to), I put that sender into
the kill file. It has helped. I was doing that yesterday when I caught my
self ALMOST kill filing one of our regulars on this board, whose posts I
would regret blocking.

The point - the suggestion - is; I think those of us who are actice
participants on the winemaking forum should avoid responding to any of those
obnoxious OT posts - lest we get 'kill-filed" by othershere inadvertently.

Just my $.02 ... hope everyone is avoiding the heat. Heat here is terrible -
have the vineyard drip lines running for an hour EVERY day ...




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Old 24-07-2006, 12:16 AM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Rob
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FMI, what newsreader do you use?

Rob

Ric wrote:
I don;t wish to patronize, but I wanted to share a 'problem', and suggest a
solution.

Some on this group recently advised me to change my newsreader to one that
has a kill file. I did - and I am forever grateful. Whenever I see one of
'those' posts (you know the ones I'm referring to), I put that sender into
the kill file. It has helped. I was doing that yesterday when I caught my
self ALMOST kill filing one of our regulars on this board, whose posts I
would regret blocking.

The point - the suggestion - is; I think those of us who are actice
participants on the winemaking forum should avoid responding to any of those
obnoxious OT posts - lest we get 'kill-filed" by othershere inadvertently.

Just my $.02 ... hope everyone is avoiding the heat. Heat here is terrible -
have the vineyard drip lines running for an hour EVERY day ...


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Old 24-07-2006, 12:19 AM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Ric[_3_]
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Default OT postings & kill files

Outlook Express

FMI, what newsreader do you use?

Rob

Ric wrote:
I don;t wish to patronize, but I wanted to share a 'problem', and suggest
a
solution.

Some on this group recently advised me to change my newsreader to one
that
has a kill file. I did - and I am forever grateful. Whenever I see one of
'those' posts (you know the ones I'm referring to), I put that sender
into
the kill file. It has helped. I was doing that yesterday when I caught my
self ALMOST kill filing one of our regulars on this board, whose posts I
would regret blocking.

The point - the suggestion - is; I think those of us who are actice
participants on the winemaking forum should avoid responding to any of
those
obnoxious OT posts - lest we get 'kill-filed" by othershere
inadvertently.

Just my $.02 ... hope everyone is avoiding the heat. Heat here is
terrible -
have the vineyard drip lines running for an hour EVERY day ...




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Old 24-07-2006, 04:33 AM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
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On 7/23/2006 7:19 PM, Ric wrote:
Outlook Express


I'm sorry, but I want to be sure I've understood you correctly. You
have switched from another newsreader _to_ Outlook Express?


Cheers,
Ken






FMI, what newsreader do you use?

Rob

Ric wrote:

I don;t wish to patronize, but I wanted to share a 'problem', and suggest
a
solution.

Some on this group recently advised me to change my newsreader to one
that
has a kill file. I did - and I am forever grateful. Whenever I see one of
'those' posts (you know the ones I'm referring to), I put that sender
into
the kill file. It has helped. I was doing that yesterday when I caught my
self ALMOST kill filing one of our regulars on this board, whose posts I
would regret blocking.

The point - the suggestion - is; I think those of us who are actice
participants on the winemaking forum should avoid responding to any of
those
obnoxious OT posts - lest we get 'kill-filed" by othershere
inadvertently.

Just my $.02 ... hope everyone is avoiding the heat. Heat here is
terrible -
have the vineyard drip lines running for an hour EVERY day ...




 




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