please, send me about tea contaminance pathways of tea
manufacturing and processiong industry. Contaminance could
be pysical, cemical and biological.


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On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:26:54 GMT, Lasantha
> wrote:

>please, send me about tea contaminance pathways of tea
>manufacturing and processiong industry. Contaminance could
>be pysical, cemical and biological.

why is it that people from dragontalk always come here wanting to sell
something or asking for us to send them random information when
they've never even posted here before?


dear, troll; please send me 3 easy installments of 29.95 and i'll send
you information.


heh..



Mydnight

--------------------
thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades of an endless night.

I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he was
very defensive.
He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.

While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news group
is and how it is used.
Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
know others may feel differently about it.
I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.

Mike


"Mydnight" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:26:54 GMT, Lasantha
> > wrote:
>
> >please, send me about tea contaminance pathways of tea
> >manufacturing and processiong industry. Contaminance could
> >be pysical, cemical and biological.
>
> why is it that people from dragontalk always come here wanting to sell
> something or asking for us to send them random information when
> they've never even posted here before?
>
>
> dear, troll; please send me 3 easy installments of 29.95 and i'll send
> you information.
>
>
> heh..
>
>
>
> Mydnight
>
> --------------------
> thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades
of an endless night.

On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:00:55 -0800, "Mike Boucher"
> wrote:

>I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he was
>very defensive.
>He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.

Granted, but this isn't a forum for him to embellish his site to look
more interesting or for us to provide a service to his clientele,
this is a newsgroup and should be treated as such.

>
>While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news group
>is and how it is used.
>Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
>know others may feel differently about it.
>I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.

I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
me. How about the rest of you?


Mydnight

--------------------
thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades of an endless night.

In article >,
Mydnight > wrote:

> I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
> filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
> to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
> me. How about the rest of you?

i'm there. if this guy can't get it in his head that there are
conventions and a protocol for newsgroups and respect them,
he'll never get any business from me......p*

"Mydnight" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:00:55 -0800, "Mike Boucher"
> > wrote:
>
> >I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he
was
> >very defensive.
> >He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.
>
> Granted, but this isn't a forum for him to embellish his site to look
> more interesting or for us to provide a service to his clientele,
> this is a newsgroup and should be treated as such.
>
> >
> >While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news
group
> >is and how it is used.
> >Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
> >know others may feel differently about it.
> >I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.
>
> I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
> filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
> to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
> me. How about the rest of you?

I emailed Google asking if he's violating their Terms of Use #4 since his is
a commercial site and we don't exist to service his website or customers.


--
~~Bluesea~~
Spam is great in musubi but not in email.
Please take out the trash before sending a direct reply.

On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 15:57:29 GMT, Bluesea wrote:

> "Mydnight" > wrote in message
> ...
>> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:00:55 -0800, "Mike Boucher"
>> > wrote:
>>
>>>I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he
> was
>>>very defensive.
>>>He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.
>>
>> Granted, but this isn't a forum for him to embellish his site to look
>> more interesting or for us to provide a service to his clientele,
>> this is a newsgroup and should be treated as such.
>>
>>>
>>>While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news
> group
>>>is and how it is used.
>>>Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
>>>know others may feel differently about it.
>>>I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.
>>
>> I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
>> filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
>> to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
>> me. How about the rest of you?
>
> I emailed Google asking if he's violating their Terms of Use #4 since his is
> a commercial site and we don't exist to service his website or customers.

How would emailing Google affect anything? Is the store coopting their
newsgroup feed for the site, or is it being taken from an independent
NNTP server?

--
Derek

There is an island of opportunity in the middle of every difficulty.
Miss that, though, and you're pretty much doomed.

On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 15:57:29 GMT, Bluesea wrote:

> "Mydnight" > wrote in message
> ...
>> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:00:55 -0800, "Mike Boucher"
>> > wrote:
>>
>>>I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he
> was
>>>very defensive.
>>>He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.
>>
>> Granted, but this isn't a forum for him to embellish his site to look
>> more interesting or for us to provide a service to his clientele,
>> this is a newsgroup and should be treated as such.
>>
>>>
>>>While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news
> group
>>>is and how it is used.
>>>Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
>>>know others may feel differently about it.
>>>I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.
>>
>> I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
>> filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
>> to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
>> me. How about the rest of you?
>
> I emailed Google asking if he's violating their Terms of Use #4 since his is
> a commercial site and we don't exist to service his website or customers.

How would emailing Google affect anything? Is the store coopting their
newsgroup feed for the site, or is it being taken from an independent
NNTP server?

--
Derek

There is an island of opportunity in the middle of every difficulty.
Miss that, though, and you're pretty much doomed.

In article >,
Mydnight > wrote:

> I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
> filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
> to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
> me. How about the rest of you?

i'm there. if this guy can't get it in his head that there are
conventions and a protocol for newsgroups and respect them,
he'll never get any business from me......p*

"Mydnight" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:00:55 -0800, "Mike Boucher"
> > wrote:
>
> >I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he
was
> >very defensive.
> >He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.
>
> Granted, but this isn't a forum for him to embellish his site to look
> more interesting or for us to provide a service to his clientele,
> this is a newsgroup and should be treated as such.
>
> >
> >While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news
group
> >is and how it is used.
> >Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
> >know others may feel differently about it.
> >I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.
>
> I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
> filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
> to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
> me. How about the rest of you?

I emailed Google asking if he's violating their Terms of Use #4 since his is
a commercial site and we don't exist to service his website or customers.


--
~~Bluesea~~
Spam is great in musubi but not in email.
Please take out the trash before sending a direct reply.

On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:00:55 -0800, "Mike Boucher"
> wrote:

>I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he was
>very defensive.
>He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.

Granted, but this isn't a forum for him to embellish his site to look
more interesting or for us to provide a service to his clientele,
this is a newsgroup and should be treated as such.

>
>While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news group
>is and how it is used.
>Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
>know others may feel differently about it.
>I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.

I wouldn't mind some sort of ban on his site or at least some kind of
filtering process so we get less 'spam-like' messages. I'm not much
to quibble over things like this normally, but it's starting to bother
me. How about the rest of you?


Mydnight

--------------------
thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades of an endless night.

> >please, send me about tea contaminance pathways of tea
> >manufacturing and processiong industry. Contaminance could
> >be pysical, cemical and biological.
>
> why is it that people from dragontalk always come here wanting to sell
> something or asking for us to send them random information when
> they've never even posted here before?

Actually, this doesn't look like a troll, or perhaps I don't understand the
term's nuances. It reads more like someone hoping we'll write his/her term
paper. In which case, $29.95x3 might be a little on the cheap side.

JMJO (just my jaded opinion)

I emailed the owner on Dragonwater Tea my opinions about tea talk and he was
very defensive.
He stated we should all try and help the new people to tea.

While I agree I also told him he should explain more about what a news group
is and how it is used.
Personally I feel it is cheesy on his part but that is only my opinion. I
know others may feel differently about it.
I don't ever see myself purchasing anything from his site though.

Mike


"Mydnight" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:26:54 GMT, Lasantha
> > wrote:
>
> >please, send me about tea contaminance pathways of tea
> >manufacturing and processiong industry. Contaminance could
> >be pysical, cemical and biological.
>
> why is it that people from dragontalk always come here wanting to sell
> something or asking for us to send them random information when
> they've never even posted here before?
>
>
> dear, troll; please send me 3 easy installments of 29.95 and i'll send
> you information.
>
>
> heh..
>
>
>
> Mydnight
>
> --------------------
> thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades
of an endless night.

On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 09:26:54 GMT, Lasantha
> wrote:

>please, send me about tea contaminance pathways of tea
>manufacturing and processiong industry. Contaminance could
>be pysical, cemical and biological.

why is it that people from dragontalk always come here wanting to sell
something or asking for us to send them random information when
they've never even posted here before?


dear, troll; please send me 3 easy installments of 29.95 and i'll send
you information.


heh..



Mydnight

--------------------
thus then i turn me from my countries light, to dwell in the solemn shades of an endless night.