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17 years ago
1990 e30 for sale
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17 years ago
"richard" wrote
Proper usenet protocol is to prefix such a message with FS:
FloydR
(In a bitchy mood today)
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17 years ago
Prozac run out FloydR?
Between this (where he said in the title "for sale" - sorta hard to miss,) and your rant at the poor student from the Netherlands doing a survey, I think you may want to just go someplace and chill out.
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17 years ago
Actually, I'm just trying to keep the conversation civil. This example (no FS:) is clearly in contravention to conventions, hence uncivil. The other case is ok, but with all the spam around, isn't likely to convince people to take his survey.
FloydR
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17 years ago
You're unhappy about a colon? FS wasn't enough?
Wow, that's pretty anal.
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17 years ago
"Tom Scales" wrote
Well, filters that look for "FS:" don't work w/o the colon. Computers are anal that way.
Floyd
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17 years ago
Since "FS" isn't actually a word then chances are very high if it appears in a Subject: line then it's an ad.
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17 years ago
"Richard Sexton" wrote
So a subject like "fsck question" will get thrown into the wastebin. This is a silly discussion.
FloydR
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17 years ago
I'd do "space fs space" not fs*.