WaltS48 wrote:
What else does it say in the announcements in m.s.firefox,
m.s.thunderbird and others?
I'm thinking that people who have stuck with usenet, don't really want
to use forums
Would others like to see e.g. alt.comp.software.firefox and alt.comp.software.thunderbird ?
On Sun, 28 Mar 2021 at 08:23:23, Andy Burns <usenet@andyburns.uk> wrote
(my responses usually follow points raised):
Andy Burns wrote:I support both (but clicking on the above made nothing happen [my fault
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) andSo where will people decamp to?
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.thunderbird
over in alt.config
news:icaoikFfmtU1@mid.individual.net
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.firefox
over in alt.config
news:icaoinFfmvU1@mid.individual.net
I know]).
I support both (but clicking on the above made nothing happen [my fault
I know]).
I thought Mozilla operated their own NNTP server at news.mozilla.org,
which is separate from Usenet
and connected to the mailing lists and
archived at Google Groups. It is the server I'm using.
On 27-Mar.-2021 21:27, WaltS48 wrote:
On 3/27/21 7:11 PM, EnDeeGee wrote:
On 27-Mar.-2021 18:40, WaltS48 wrote:
On 3/27/21 6:06 PM, Big Al wrote:
On 3/27/21 5:32 PM, this is what WaltS48 wrote:down and
On 3/27/21 5:21 PM, Andy Burns wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server
(news.mozilla.org) and mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
So where will people decamp to? I can't see any TB/FF groups on
Chris took the time to make a nice write up about alternate placesother news serversWhat else does it say in the announcements in m.s.firefox,
m.s.thunderbird and others?
I think there are suggestions there.
to go. Not sure how much traffic they get, but when this shuts
people migrate.... the volume will go up (should).Yes, he did in the calendar, browser and email support groups.
I suggest reading them.
Another alternative not mentioned in those posts is the mozillaZine
site.
"mozillaZine is an independent Mozilla community and advocacy site.
We're not affiliated or endorsed by the Mozilla Corporation but we
love them just the same."
<http://forums.mozillazine.org/index.php>
Which is still around more than a year after it was announced that
it was shutting down.
What kind of garbage is that.
This is what I get from your link:
"You have been banned from this board until March 30th, 2022, 11:00 pm.
If you believe this is an error, please try closing your browser and
clearing your cache.
If you still have an issue, and believe it's an error, put the word
"anything" in the Search Boards text box and click on GO. Click on
any result and then click on Board Index. The problem should go
away. A ban has been issued on your IP address."
This is the first time I've been to that site and this is the last
time too. :-(
One less person to support then.
Did you try closing your browser and clearing your cache?
Putting the word "anything" in the the Search Boards text box?
What have you been doing from that IP address to be banned?
Never been there before and don't intend to go again.
Lousy way to treat new customers. Just said f... it and moved on to
new pasture. :-)
J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
I support both (but clicking on the above made nothing happen [my fault
I know]).
Yes, I knew that support for news: URLs was patchy at best, if you
subscribe to alt.config, you should see my two proposals there and could repeat your support there?
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.thunderbird
over in alt.config
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.firefox
over in alt.config
Andy Burns wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.thunderbird
over in alt.config
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.firefox
over in alt.config
It's been gently pointed out to me that I should NOT have requested expressions of support over in alt.config, that is just for discussion
of the proposal(s), not "me too" posts.
It's also suggested to call any new group "alt.comp.mozilla.firefox"
instead of "alt.comp.software.firefox"
another user has suggested a similar group for seamonkey which I will
include (though I have to say m.s.seamonkey looks in a worse state than m.s.firefox or m.s.thunderbird)
I do wish we'd had more than a weeks notice of the groups closure!
On 28/03/2021 07:20, Andy Burns wrote:
WaltS48 wrote:
What else does it say in the announcements in m.s.firefox,
m.s.thunderbird and others?
I'm thinking that people who have stuck with usenet, don't really want
to use forums
+1
And *especially* not groups/forums in antisocial meeja!
Would others like to see e.g. alt.comp.software.firefox and
alt.comp.software.thunderbird ?
Of course! I was wondering if it would be possible for another news
server to carry the FF and TB support groups that we're about to lose.
On 3/27/21 7:11 PM, EnDeeGee wrote:
On 27-Mar.-2021 18:40, WaltS48 wrote:
On 3/27/21 6:06 PM, Big Al wrote:
On 3/27/21 5:32 PM, this is what WaltS48 wrote:down and
On 3/27/21 5:21 PM, Andy Burns wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) >>>>>>> and mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
So where will people decamp to? I can't see any TB/FF groups on
Chris took the time to make a nice write up about alternate placesother news serversWhat else does it say in the announcements in m.s.firefox,
m.s.thunderbird and others?
I think there are suggestions there.
to go. Not sure how much traffic they get, but when this shuts
people migrate.... the volume will go up (should).Yes, he did in the calendar, browser and email support groups.
I suggest reading them.
Another alternative not mentioned in those posts is the mozillaZine
site.
"mozillaZine is an independent Mozilla community and advocacy site.
We're not affiliated or endorsed by the Mozilla Corporation but we
love them just the same."
<http://forums.mozillazine.org/index.php>
Which is still around more than a year after it was announced that it
was shutting down.
What kind of garbage is that.
This is what I get from your link:
"You have been banned from this board until March 30th, 2022, 11:00 pm.
If you believe this is an error, please try closing your browser and
clearing your cache.
If you still have an issue, and believe it's an error, put the word
"anything" in the Search Boards text box and click on GO. Click on any
result and then click on Board Index. The problem should go away. A
ban has been issued on your IP address."
This is the first time I've been to that site and this is the last
time too. :-(
One less person to support then.
Did you try closing your browser and clearing your cache?
Putting the word "anything" in the the Search Boards text box?
What have you been doing from that IP address to be banned?
On 03/28/2021 10:14 AM, Andy Burns wrote:
Andy Burns wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and >>>>> mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.thunderbird
over in alt.config
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.firefox
over in alt.config
It's been gently pointed out to me that I should NOT have requested
expressions of support over in alt.config, that is just for discussion
of the proposal(s), not "me too" posts.
It's also suggested to call any new group "alt.comp.mozilla.firefox"
instead of "alt.comp.software.firefox"
another user has suggested a similar group for seamonkey which I will
include (though I have to say m.s.seamonkey looks in a worse state than
m.s.firefox or m.s.thunderbird)
I do wish we'd had more than a weeks notice of the groups closure!
Hey, it's ChrisI. We should be glad we got any notice at all!
Upon reflection, perhaps alt.comp.mozilla.general would grab more
users. Certainly more "banned" users...
I'm subscribed to 15 Mozilla newsgroups and a few mailing lists not
connected to newsgroups.
Go to your usual usenet news server and subscribe to alt.config. Then
you can add your support in reply to Andy's messages.
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
I do wish we'd had more than a weeks notice of the groups closure!
Where is the original message? I can't see any reference message-id in
your headers.
On Sun, 28 Mar 2021 18:14:19 +0100, Andy Burns wrote:
I do wish we'd had more than a weeks notice of the groups closure!What a fucking asshole to only announce this with a couple of days
notice. Shows he doesn't care on bit about Usenet.
WaltS48 wrote:
I'm subscribed to 15 Mozilla newsgroups and a few mailing lists not
connected to newsgroups.
on news.m.o the only groups I subscribe to are m.s.firefox,
m.s.thunderbird and m.general, I don't know how active any of the others
are, in fact I just looked at m.s.seamonkey and notice they didn't even
get the courtesy of the death notice from Chris.
Even if the alt.comp.mozilla.* groups go ahead, they're not likely to
exist before news.m.o goes dark. So in the meantime can I suggest "alt.fan.mozilla" as a place we can congregate, it's fairly dead but it exists, and nobody can take it away ...
On 3/28/21 3:52 PM, s|b wrote:
On Sun, 28 Mar 2021 18:14:19Shows he didn't get the closing dates until he posted the messages ,and
+0100, Andy Burns wrote:
I do wish we'd had more than a weeks notice of the groups closure!What a fucking asshole to only announce this with a couple of days
notice. Shows he doesn't care on bit about Usenet.
did so as soon as he got the confirmed date information.
How do I know this information? It is because I'm subscribed to
tb-planning, which also has to find a new home, and where they have been discussing this since 3/23 but no exact date was mentioned.
You are aware that most all of the Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey
developers and other users of the mailing lists < > newsgroup < > Google Groups archive are in the same position and have to find alternatives or create them.
Okay, so sue me for not leaking the information. 🤐
On 3/28/21 1:17 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
On 03/28/2021 10:14 AM, Andy Burns wrote:
Andy Burns wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and >>>>>> mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.thunderbird
over in alt.config
Indicate any support for alt.comp.software.firefox
over in alt.config
It's been gently pointed out to me that I should NOT have requested
expressions of support over in alt.config, that is just for discussion
of the proposal(s), not "me too" posts.
It's also suggested to call any new group "alt.comp.mozilla.firefox"
instead of "alt.comp.software.firefox"
another user has suggested a similar group for seamonkey which I will
include (though I have to say m.s.seamonkey looks in a worse state than
m.s.firefox or m.s.thunderbird)
I do wish we'd had more than a weeks notice of the groups closure!
Hey, it's ChrisI. We should be glad we got any notice at all!
Upon reflection, perhaps alt.comp.mozilla.general would grab more
users. Certainly more "banned" users...
While your bitching about your inconvenience keep in mind the Firefox, SeaMonkey, Thunderbird, security, planning and other developers also
have to find new locations for their discussions.
You can open the Manage Subscriptions dialog at the account level to get
an idea of how many more are affected by the shutdowns. If your outdated 38.2.0 has that link.
How could they do this to themselves!!!
I'm subscribed to 15 Mozilla newsgroups and a few mailing lists not
connected to newsgroups.
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic responseto posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
with the Subject something like
#30225425 Abuse report - Re: Death of news.mozilla.org - Legal
Team is being Notified about this case...
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
with the Subject something like
#30225425 Abuse report - Re: Death of news.mozilla.org - Legal Team is being Notified about this case...
===================================================
Hi,
many thanks for your report.
Please note this request will be addressed by our Legal Department, in conjunction with our Abuse Team, if warranted.
If the report is applicable, we will work to resolve the issue as
quickly as possible. Please note that while we are happy to review any
claim that a domain is violating our ToS, we do reserve the right to
judge the appropriate response in our sole discretion. If NameSilo is
not the correct Registrar, we shall not be able to respond to this allegation. Please take steps to ensure that you are contacting the appropriate party in regards to this complaint. You can find information
on the domain in question by performing a Whois query at http://www.who.is.
We also recommend to contact the hosting provider directly, which you
can find via https://www.whoishostingthis.com/
Kind regards,
NameSilo Abuse Team
NameSilo Abuse Portal powered by Freshdesk 30225425:175916 ======================================================
On 2021-03-28 18:34, The Real Bev wrote:[]
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to
posts in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message
from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
I got it too. Now there will likely be another one.....
I thought Mozilla operated their own NNTP server at news.mozilla.org,
which is separate from Usenet, and connected to the mailing lists and archived at Google Groups. It is the server I'm using.
I did find m.s.thunderbird on my Usenet-News server account, but as
been pointed out somewhere those are scrapped and not hosted there.
On 3/28/21 6:34 PM, The Real Bev wrote:
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic responseto posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
with the Subject something like
#30225425 Abuse report - Re: Death of news.mozilla.org - Legal
Team is being Notified about this case...
Go back to alt.fan.mozilla.
You was there in June of 2018 still using TB 38.2.0, but maybe it was
current at that time. 😉
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
with the Subject something like
#30225425 Abuse report - Re: Death of news.mozilla.org - Legal Team is being Notified about this case...
===================================================
Hi,
many thanks for your report.
Please note this request will be addressed by our Legal Department, in conjunction with our Abuse Team, if warranted.
If the report is applicable, we will work to resolve the issue as
quickly as possible. Please note that while we are happy to review any
claim that a domain is violating our ToS, we do reserve the right to
judge the appropriate response in our sole discretion. If NameSilo is
not the correct Registrar, we shall not be able to respond to this allegation. Please take steps to ensure that you are contacting the appropriate party in regards to this complaint. You can find information
on the domain in question by performing a Whois query at http://www.who.is.
We also recommend to contact the hosting provider directly, which you
can find via https://www.whoishostingthis.com/
Kind regards,
NameSilo Abuse Team
NameSilo Abuse Portal powered by Freshdesk 30225425:175916 ======================================================
The Firefox and Thunderbird support newsgroups can be found on
many Usenet news servers, but they're not officially distributed to
Usenet. Some renegade system somewhere is operating what's called a
"suck feed", pulling most m.s.f and m.s.t posts from news.mozilla.org
and feeding them into Usenet. As has been mentioned elsewhere, it's
one-way traffic. Nothing that's posted to those newsgroups from a
Usenet server ever appears on news.mozilla.org.
Ken Whiton
On 28/03/2021 23:34, The Real Bev wrote:...
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
NameSilo Abuse Portal powered by Freshdesk 30225425:175916
======================================================
I'm feeling left out, as I've never seen one of these messages! I assume
it's because I use a spoofed email address here.
Can't you filter out those replies from namesiloabuse and get TB to
delete them automatically?
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
with the Subject something like
What a fucking asshole to only announce this with a couple of days
notice. Shows he doesn't care on bit about Usenet.
Shows he didn't get the closing dates until he posted the messages ,and
did so as soon as he got the confirmed date information.
I'm thinking that people who have stuck with usenet, don't really want
to use forums
Would others like to see e.g. alt.comp.software.firefox and alt.comp.software.thunderbird ?
Why the hell is anyone using FascistBook?
102 of my former usenet/mozilla friends. You can make it better, but
never as good as usenet.
On Sun, 28 Mar 2021 16:35:28 -0400, WaltS48 wrote:
What a fucking asshole to only announce this with a couple of days
notice. Shows he doesn't care on bit about Usenet.
Shows he didn't get the closing dates until he posted the messages ,and
did so as soon as he got the confirmed date information.
If that is the case, I apologize. When I posted that follow-up I
couldn't even see the original message, so I was under the impression
this wasn't even posted on the newsgroup(s).
So let me rephrase:
The people who decided this are fucking assholes, to only announce this
with a couple of days notice. Shows they don't care one bit about
Usenet.
On Sun, 28 Mar 2021 15:34:14 -0700, The Real Bev wrote:
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to posts
in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
with the Subject something like
Same here. Got one from support@cs.keranique.com as well. My Reply-To is >valid, but those e-mails are sent directly to my Junk folder.
WaltS48 wrote:
What else does it say in the announcements in m.s.firefox,
m.s.thunderbird and others?
I'm thinking that people who have stuck with usenet, don't really want
to use forums
Would others like to see e.g. alt.comp.software.firefox and alt.comp.software.thunderbird ?
On 28.03.21 8:20, Andy Burns wrote:
WaltS48 wrote:Yep. ;)
What else does it say in the announcements in m.s.firefox,
m.s.thunderbird and others?
I'm thinking that people who have stuck with usenet, don't really want
to use forums
Would others like to see e.g. alt.comp.software.firefox and
alt.comp.software.thunderbird ?
alt.fan.mozilla already exists and is mostly empty except for some
ancient spam in Italian. And maybe us.
On Sun, 28 Mar 2021 at 19:20:01, Wolf K <wolfmac@sympatico.ca> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):
On 2021-03-28 18:34, The Real Bev wrote:[]
WTF? Why me? What idiot has some sort of automatic response to
posts in moz.gen?
Every single time I post into this group I get the following message
from
abuse@namesiloabuse.freshdesk.com
I got it too. Now there will likely be another one.....Ditto (including to the "Now there ...").
We've had something similar before: I think it's that somehow,
deliberately or accidentally, some address of a company has been signed
up to the mailing-list version of this 'group, set to send individual
posts rather than daily or weekly digest; the result being whenever
anyone posts, the company gets an email, "from" the poster, and their
system automatically responds, to the person.
Last time, they stopped after a while; this time, presumably, they'll
stop on the 3rd if they haven't fixed it before then.
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
So where will people decamp to? I can't see any TB/FF groups on other
news servers
Andy Burns wrote on 27-03-21 22:21:
Chris Ilias wrote:I have been told to go to IRC "freenode" into: "#seamonkey"
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
So where will people decamp to? I can't see any TB/FF groups on
other news servers
Sujet de #SeaMonkey choisi par ewong!~ezio_audi@SeaMonkey/dev/ewong
(Thu Mar 11 01:23:26 2021)
where it's written;
Logs: https://freenode.logbot.info/seamonkey/
AND ...
I tried to go to freenode.logbot.info/seamonkey and my anti-virus
says : NO ENTRY - there is a trojan
alt.fan.mozilla already exists and is mostly empty except for some
ancient spam in Italian. And maybe us.
Or their users. User since 1994, but did they ever say thanks? Yeah,
right!
On Mon, 29 Mar 2021 19:57:21 -0700, The Real Bev wrote:
alt.fan.mozilla already exists and is mostly empty except for someWell, since they're closing down mozilla. I'm not really a fan
ancient spam in Italian. And maybe us.
anymore...
On Mon, 29 Mar 2021 19:57:21 -0700, The Real Bev wrote:
alt.fan.mozilla already exists and is mostly empty except for some
ancient spam in Italian. And maybe us.
Well, since they're closing down mozilla. I'm not really a fan
anymore...
On 3/30/21 11:43 AM, Ray_Net wrote:
Andy Burns wrote on 27-03-21 22:21:
Chris Ilias wrote:I have been told to go to IRC "freenode" into: "#seamonkey"
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org)
and mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
So where will people decamp to? I can't see any TB/FF groups on
other news servers
Sujet de #SeaMonkey choisi par ewong!~ezio_audi@SeaMonkey/dev/ewong
(Thu Mar 11 01:23:26 2021)
where it's written;
Logs: https://freenode.logbot.info/seamonkey/
AND ...
I tried to go to freenode.logbot.info/seamonkey and my anti-virus
says : NO ENTRY - there is a trojan
Use Chatzilla, set up an account, and join the channel?
On Mon, 29 Mar 2021 19:57:21 -0700, The Real Bev wrote:
alt.fan.mozilla already exists and is mostly empty except for some
ancient spam in Italian. And maybe us.
Well, since they're closing down mozilla. I'm not really a fan
anymore...
On Mon, 29 Mar 2021 12:50:33 -0700, The Real Bev wrote:
Or their users. User since 1994, but did they ever say thanks? Yeah,
right!
They thanked me when I bought one of their 'I support Mozilla' T-shirts
for $30.
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
So where will people decamp to? I can't see any TB/FF groups on other
news servers
Buy a cheap white t-shirt and a fat red sharpie. I seem to remember
seeing a mozilla stencil for carving a Hallowe'en pumpkin...
On 3/27/21 5:21 PM, Andy Burns wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:My Daily 89.0a1 looks strange with the account removed.
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
So where will people decamp to? I can't see any TB/FF groups on other
news servers
This will take some getting used to, and what will I do with the extra time.
On Tue, 30 Mar 2021 20:47:23 -0700, The Real Bev wrote:
Buy a cheap white t-shirt and a fat red sharpie. I seem to remember
seeing a mozilla stencil for carving a Hallowe'en pumpkin...
Apparently, it's a rare item!
<https://www.grailed.com/listings/13788593-microsoft-x-streetwear-x-very-rare-rare-mozilla-firefox-microsoft-big-logo-tshirt>
I can sell it and make a 4 dollar profit.
My Daily 89.0a1 looks strange with the account removed.
This will take some getting used to, and what will I do with the extra time.
The Mozilla Corporation and Mozilla Foundation are closing down?
he Firefox and Thunderbird support newsgroups can be found on
many Usenet news servers, but they're not officially distributed to
Usenet. Some renegade system somewhere is operating what's called a
"suck feed", pulling most m.s.f and m.s.t posts from news.mozilla.org
and feeding them into Usenet.
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
I can't see any TB/FF groups on other news servers
Andy Burns wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
Mozilla is shutting down the newsgroup server (news.mozilla.org) and
mailing lists (list.mozilla.org)
I can't see any TB/FF groups on other news servers
The three new groups
alt.comp.software.firefox
alt.comp.software.thunderbird
alt.comp.software.seamonkey
have been created, no doubt population around the various usenet servers
will be slow. At the moment they only exist on news.aioe.org and one or
two other servers, I've requested them on a few servers that I use, but
will request them on more servers over the next few days. If they don't
show up on servers that you use, feel free to request them there.
Treat the new groups as substitutes for
mozilla.support.firefox
mozilla.support.thunderbird
mozilla.support.seamonkey
Clearly the new groups are not affiliated with Mozilla in any way, and
will provide user-to-user support, hoping to see familiar faces there,
play nice ...
Ken Whiton wrote:
he Firefox and Thunderbird support newsgroups can be found on
many Usenet news servers, but they're not officially distributed to
Usenet. Some renegade system somewhere is operating what's called a
"suck feed", pulling most m.s.f and m.s.t posts from news.mozilla.org
and feeding them into Usenet.
A bit of reality: some kind soul is gatewaying m.s.* posts to
the larger Usenet.
Great idea, great service but unfortunately
limited by Mozilla's shortsightedness that blocks posts/replies
from being fed into their Usenet cocoon. Allowing such backfeed
would have been a great service, thanks in particular to all the
kind souls voluntarily helping/advising people here.
-p
What might have happened to the amount of SPAM the mozilla groups would
have received if the UseNet connection had gone two-way??
WaltS48 wrote:
My Daily 89.0a1 looks strange with the account removed.
This will take some getting used to, and what will I do with the extra time.
This may give you some inspiration: https://putthekettleon.ca/simple-pleasures-in-life/
;-)
-p
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