please provide me with the site where these rules are kept so I may have a
leisurely look at them..

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"Scott" > wrote in message
...
> In article >,
> > wrote:
>
> > Though I have seen many offers of sales and services in other REC.
groups.
> > like in rec.models.scale
>
> Weren't you ever told as a kid "would you follow your friends if they
> jumped off a bridge?"? Just because others violate netiquette doesn't
> excuse your own act.
>
>
> > and I'm sure since I did get a few orders from this group that their are
> > professionals posting and lurking in here ..
>
> That's why spam is so popular--despite annoying 9,997 out of 10,000
> people, it's a cheap and easy way to get those 3 sales. I just wish
> those three people would learn not to encourage the practice. The
> spammer attitude is a selfish one--"I can do whatever I want without
> regard to courtesy if I benefit from it."
>
> If it's OK for you to do it, why not others? Why, then, shouldn't
> thousands of businesses deluge rec.food.baking with their advertising?
> Kraft alone could post ads for dozens of brands. You're no more entitled
> than they are.
>
>
> > Hell what's easier to buy kosher ready to bake foods for your store /
home/
> > school / etc or to make them yourself??
>
> Not relevant to the question of unsolicited commercial posts. Besides
> which, this group is about baking, not about purchasing baked goods.
>
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