Re: ExcelTip/ExcelForum threading
From: Tom Ogilvy (twogilvy_at_msn.com)
Date: 10/29/04
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Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 07:23:25 -0400
I see the responses from the forum appearing as one level higher than they
should, but I don't see them as new threads. I doubt if Rubin writes his
own forum software, so I don't know that he has control of that aspect. I
would encourage you to rethink your boycott idea as you aren't punishing
Rubin and I doubt it would "force" a change. While I have had no contact
with him in the past, those that I know who have had contact said he was
cooperative. You might contact Stephen Bullen. Besides, a lot of the
posters in the forum probably have no idea what Usenet even is; so targeting
them probably won't be effective.
If you were posting from the forum, you could use one of the smilies
keepITcool <angry>
would be
keepITcool :angry
but isn't that a seeming paradox
keepITcool <==> <angry>
<g>
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "keepITcool" <xrrcvgpbby@puryyb.ay> wrote in message news:Xns959183A4A9A6Dkeepitcoolnl@207.46.248.16... > > I'm calling on all regular posters in this NEWSGROUP. > to boycot ANY posts from ExcelTip and ExcelForum > > As you may have noticed the replies to the threads > (when posted from those websites) will create a NEW thread. > > These sites must adhere to UseNet rules and correct his ASP script! > > > Over the past weeks I've tried contacting the webmaster, > (on several email addresses).. No reaction at all. > > The only way to see a thread correctly threaded is by their internal > ThreadID, not by NNTP MessageID. > > It could be a deliberate tactic employed by Mr Rubin to attract traffic to > his sites... but I'll assume it's just a mistake. > > > > I will no longer answer any posts from exceltip/excelforum > until this is resolved. > > If anyone can directly contact the webmaster to have him mend his ways? > > > > keepITcool <angry> >
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