Re: 32 Newsgroups

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From: Alan (reply_at_thisgroup.please)
Date: 03/13/04 

Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:07:03 -0000

"John Kelly" <hidden@hide.away> wrote in message
news:tgB4c.15540$ER.326556820@news-text.cableinet.net...
> Since my last post another 5 Billion characters from message headers have
> been scanned for these 32 newsgroups. Even now there is still a long way
to
> go, but as every obvious newsgroup is scanned first, it looks as though we
> are not going to get perhaps more than 10. That's a number out of the air
> of course, the only number worth talking about has not been discovered yet

To be honest, I can't ever recall John saying he posts to 32 groups, but I
did a quick check, and in one page of results I found 19 groups that
Papajohn posts to. Even if you really have nothing better to do, please
don't bring your personality defects on this group. This has NOTHING to do
with Moviemaking. End of subject, end of thread. You appeared in another
thread to suggest that if you had received a message from Microsoft
regarding your behaviour that you would leave the group forever. You then
followed up in a different thread in which you quoted such a letter.

Please close the door quietly on your way out, thank you.

microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
rec.video.production
rec.video.desktop
microsoft.public.windowsme.moviemaker
microsoft.public.windowsxp.moviemaker
microsoft.public.windowsmedia
microsoft.public.windowsmedia.encoder
microsoft.public.windowsmedia.beta
microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player
microsoft.public.windowsmedia.sdk
24hoursupport.helpdesk
microsoft.public.windowsmedia.encoder.optimization
microsoft.public.nl.windowsxp.photovideo
rec.photo.equipment.35mm
microsoft.public.plus
microsoft.public.windowsmedia.tools
microsoft.public.imagecomposer.discussion
alt.photography
microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter

> Sorry things did not quite work out with Mr. Alan Parker. Nice try though.
> The eventual letter is going to read like some sort of novel. What shall
we
> call it?
>
> Can I say this. I will no matter what happens, determine the validity of
> your statements.
>
> --
> All the best.....John Kelly
> The use of some one else's material and giving the impression you have
done
> it is called Plagiarism. Others name it for what it is...THEFT

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