Why has this web site stopped being a font of information?

Keith Ginger wrote:

> Why has this web site stopped being a font of information?

Perhaps because it's stopped being a website?

Henriette (USENET. Usenet. Newsreader. News. Not a website, no.)

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Henriette Kress, AHG Helsinki, Finland
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"Keith Ginger" > wrote in message
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> Why has this web site stopped being a font of information?

Ask a question and the font shall flow...be a participant!

Janet

"Keith Ginger" > wrote:

>Why has this web site stopped being a font of information?

Well, for starters, it's *not* a website. It's a newsgroup. I don't
care if you access it using your web browser, it's not a website.

If people don't start conversations or ask questions, it's going to
get quiet.

If you want to know something, ask.

jenn
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Jenn Ridley

"Keith Ginger" > nattered on
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> Why has this web site stopped being a font of information?
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What web site? I see no web site. This is not a web site.

A few of the regulars are busy finishing articles for a food encyclopedia.


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-Mark H. Zanger
author, The American History Cookbook, The American Ethnic Cookbook for
Students
www.ethnicook.com
www.historycook.com

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