What's with the thing with the other newsgroup?

On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 16:35:28 GMT, Brian Blackwell wrote:

"Dave Hinz" wrote in message
...

Well, it's inversely proportional to the number of groups, innit? 2,
maybe useful. 3, might start on-topic but won't stay there. 5? Crap
from the start.
Newsgroups: *,*,*
is a wonderful filter.

How does one do this in OE?

No clue, sorry, I don't do windows. There are probaly newsreaders like
Forte Agent with the capability, and they're not popular virus targets
as OE is. Worth looking into, and there is a free version. I'll defer
to a windows-person for specifics, though.

Dave Hinz

On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 23:38:41 GMT, Stujoe wrote:
Dave Hinz spoke thusly...
I think we're both saying the same thing.

I think so too.

Damn. What's the fun in that. OK, um...MaryAnn, or Ginger?

so what does amoe stand for? alt.money...?

--keith

wrote in message
...
Why do certain people keep crossposting to AMOE. I read the group for a
day or two and didn't find anything but a bunch of whiny people who hated
their customers and posted every few minutes -- lots of spare time. Why
would anyone want to crosspost to a group that has no purpose or interest?
(Except to stir up turmoil. Negative advertising is better than no
advertising at all.)

Anita

On Sat, 10 Dec 2005 06:05:51 GMT, "fletch"
is alleged to have written:
so what does amoe stand for? alt.money...?

--keith


Alt.marketing.online.ebay

Bruce

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