On 15 Aug 2008 20:17:14 GMT, "Retard User" >
wrote:

>jmcquown wrote:

>> Doing so will net the OP much less aggravation and
>> accusations of trolling. But of course he's trolling so he's getting
>> exactly what he hoped for when people like you champion the
>> cross-posting cause!
>
>If he's going to post to more than one group, then cross-posting is the
>correct way.

Unless the readers of one, both, or all of the groups object to it.

Crossposting almost always results in a ****ing match. I and others
could care less what a UK food group or a fast food group has to say
about anything unless they are here of their own accord rather than
being dragged in by a crosspost.

Recently there was a query about Chicago deep dish pizza. Greg had
good intentions and crossposted it into two Chicago groups he is
familiar with. I'm familiar with them also but don't post there. The
goofs came in and he toned it down, but the OP was either a fly-by or
was scared off. I'm guessing the latter.

Bandwidth crap is a lame excuse or google would not exist.

The correct way to post involves common sense. I know you don't have
any or you wouldn't have me in your killfile.

Lou