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July 27th 05, 08:03 PM
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K1MAN PA means Pending Action, what happened Blapster ???
Lloyd:
What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John "Lloyd" wrote in message ... On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 01:30:47 GMT, Dan/W4NTI wrote: ***458 lines of crap snipped*** you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups and your ISP has a policy against that so you are voilating your TOS. you go around and call everyone else stupid and then do a real dumb thing which has never been alowed in regular news groups since the net was born. go back to your ancient cw because you shure as hell dont know squat about modren things like the net. you should live in glendale or in taylorville. |
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#2
July 27th 05, 10:18 PM
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commander:
I am not asking what you think "usenet convention" is, I am saying it is more than ok to uuencode binary and post it... Show me an official document by a legal representative of usenet or go away... John "Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message ... John Smith wrote: Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John It is against Usenet convention to post binary files to non-binary groups. That is why binary groups were invented. Binary files are usually very large should not be posted to regular news groups as these groups are archived forever. The binary groups are purged ever so often, so it isn't prudent to archive large binary files in regular newsgroups. |
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#3
July 27th 05, 10:19 PM
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John Smith wrote:
Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John It is against Usenet convention to post binary files to non-binary groups. That is why binary groups were invented. Binary files are usually very large should not be posted to regular news groups as these groups are archived forever. The binary groups are purged ever so often, so it isn't prudent to archive large binary files in regular newsgroups. |
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#4
July 27th 05, 10:39 PM
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Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: John Smith wrote: Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John It is against Usenet convention to post binary files to non-binary convention not some sort of rule if there is a reason I see no reason not to post a binary here on occasion just not a whole seris of them after all it can hardly be more wasted bandwidth than we see here daily groups. That is why binary groups were invented. Binary files are usually very large should not be posted to regular news groups as these groups are archived forever. The binary groups are purged ever so often, so it isn't prudent to archive large binary files in regular newsgroups. |
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#5
July 27th 05, 10:42 PM
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Yes, well, we are not asking that you give us a set of rules to live under
either... John "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: John Smith wrote: Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John It is against Usenet convention to post binary files to non-binary convention not some sort of rule if there is a reason I see no reason not to post a binary here on occasion just not a whole seris of them after all it can hardly be more wasted bandwidth than we see here daily groups. That is why binary groups were invented. Binary files are usually very large should not be posted to regular news groups as these groups are archived forever. The binary groups are purged ever so often, so it isn't prudent to archive large binary files in regular newsgroups. |
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July 27th 05, 10:46 PM
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Funny thing:
Amateur "control freaks" damn near reduced radio to where no one is left on the HF bands though there imposing ridiculous tests and rules... now they are right there at the door of the internet attempting to reproduce this miracle of destruction... .... get a clue, we were fine here before cheap computers, the un-washed-masses and amateurs! John "John Smith" wrote in message ... Yes, well, we are not asking that you give us a set of rules to live under either... John "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: John Smith wrote: Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John It is against Usenet convention to post binary files to non-binary convention not some sort of rule if there is a reason I see no reason not to post a binary here on occasion just not a whole seris of them after all it can hardly be more wasted bandwidth than we see here daily groups. That is why binary groups were invented. Binary files are usually very large should not be posted to regular news groups as these groups are archived forever. The binary groups are purged ever so often, so it isn't prudent to archive large binary files in regular newsgroups. |
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#7
July 27th 05, 11:28 PM
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.... through their...
even, damn my typos! John "John Smith" wrote in message ... Funny thing: Amateur "control freaks" damn near reduced radio to where no one is left on the HF bands though there imposing ridiculous tests and rules... now they are right there at the door of the internet attempting to reproduce this miracle of destruction... ... get a clue, we were fine here before cheap computers, the un-washed-masses and amateurs! John "John Smith" wrote in message ... Yes, well, we are not asking that you give us a set of rules to live under either... John "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: John Smith wrote: Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John It is against Usenet convention to post binary files to non-binary convention not some sort of rule if there is a reason I see no reason not to post a binary here on occasion just not a whole seris of them after all it can hardly be more wasted bandwidth than we see here daily groups. That is why binary groups were invented. Binary files are usually very large should not be posted to regular news groups as these groups are archived forever. The binary groups are purged ever so often, so it isn't prudent to archive large binary files in regular newsgroups. |
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#8
July 28th 05, 12:03 AM
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John Smith wrote: Funny thing: Amateur "control freaks" damn near reduced radio to where no one is left on the HF bands though there imposing ridiculous tests and rules... now they are right there at the door of the internet attempting to reproduce this miracle of destruction... ... get a clue, we were fine here before cheap computers, the un-washed-masses and amateurs! John shudder the though John you and I are in complete and total agreement "John Smith" wrote in message ... Yes, well, we are not asking that you give us a set of rules to live under either... John "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote: John Smith wrote: Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? John It is against Usenet convention to post binary files to non-binary convention not some sort of rule if there is a reason I see no reason not to post a binary here on occasion just not a whole seris of them after all it can hardly be more wasted bandwidth than we see here daily groups. That is why binary groups were invented. Binary files are usually very large should not be posted to regular news groups as these groups are archived forever. The binary groups are purged ever so often, so it isn't prudent to archive large binary files in regular newsgroups. |
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#9
July 28th 05, 12:42 AM
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John Smith wrote:
Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? Similar to informal band plans, by gentlemen's agreements no binary file posting on non binary file newsgroups. "Binary" newsgroups are usually marked "alt.binaries.whatever" |
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#10
July 28th 05, 12:57 AM
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Robert:
I am aware that it would be "tacky" to start hundreds of binaries flowing in the group here. However, a uuencoded/decoded binary of pics of an op, shack, equip, antenna, object or place of interest, etc only enhances the newsgroup experience... But don't even get the idea these old farts are fooling me, they couldn't uuencode a binary and post it if their lives depended on it... and even if the pic was a hot mama in a thong--they'd die before uudecoding/seeing the pic! grin John "robert casey" wrote in message ink.net... John Smith wrote: Lloyd: What are you claiming as evidence for this claim, in your own words, "you are not supposed to be posting binary files in regular news groups..." ???? Similar to informal band plans, by gentlemen's agreements no binary file posting on non binary file newsgroups. "Binary" newsgroups are usually marked "alt.binaries.whatever" |
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