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Posted by peter on 05/07/07 04:53
"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@iinternode.on.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 05 May 2007 12:11:48 GMT, "peter" <peter@aust.com> put finger
> to keyboard and composed:
>
>>"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@iinternode.on.net> wrote in message
>>news:bgcl33to9hc7q7149pca5mri40s6sp2p0a@4ax.com...
>>> On Thu, 03 May 2007 00:53:43 GMT, "peter" <peter@aust.com> put finger
>>> to keyboard and composed:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@iinternode.on.net> wrote in message
>>>>news:334i33l4btckr79bmdrtr6prpl3qo2c37v@4ax.com...
>>>>> On Wed, 02 May 2007 11:59:35 GMT, sales@___Email_Address_on_Web_site
>>>>> (SalesMart.com.au) put finger to keyboard and composed:
>>>>>
>>>>>>>Your prices are average. And even if they were not, I would still
>>>>>>>advise buyers to avoid you as a matter of principle.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Please post what I've done to offend you.
>>>>>
>>>>> You are a spammer. You treat Usenet as your own personal billboard.
>>>>> Aus.dvd is full of your NEWS and COMM "infomercials".
>>>>
>>>>Then you do not know the rules of these news groups.
>>>>As long as they place the prefix of Comm, FS, WTD, etc... in the
>>>>subject line then they can post in here or any other news group.
>>>
>>> I suggest you acquaint yourself with "netiquette".
>>>
>>> There are groups that allow commercial posts, eg "forsale" groups, but
>>> the vast majority, including the three crossposted groups, do not.
>>>
>>> This is the charter for rec.video.dvd.tech:
>>> http://groups.google.com/group/rec.video.dvd.tech/msg/7a16f3b08fce0afa?hl=en&
>>>
>>> "The posting of advertisements, money-making schemes, and other 'spam'
>>> is not allowed, even if such material is related to DVD and/or
>>> DVD-Video."
>>>
>>> This is the charter for alt.video.dvdr:
>>> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.video.dvdr/msg/42bbbfc33b7cc407?hl=en&
>>>
>>> "Flame-wars, flooding, spam or any kind of advertising and other
>>> off-topic material is not be allowed."
>>>
>>> This is the charter for alt.video.dvd.tech:
>>> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.video.vcr/msg/1d2c3bff93cfbdc4?hl=en&
>>
>>You sill little man, those charters you are referring to are not the
>>actual
>>charters but ordinary posts made by trolls like you.
>>
>>The official charter made in October of 95 ...
>
> You are an unprincipled liar.
>
> The DVD format was only finalised in ****Dec 95**** and the first
> player shipped in ****Nov 96****.
You silly little man the alt.video.dvd groups which are quite a few were
created
on Oct of 1995. Its in the history books you tool.
DVD players may have been shipped in 96 but many knew they were coming which
is why the groups were created.
So you are saying Franc (smirk) that no one knew DVD was going to come out
before
1995? If you are saying that then you are a bloody moron Franc. It took them
years to
develope it and in that time everyone knew about it for some time before the
actual
release date.
Its like you saying that no one knew bluray was coming out. We've all known
abouty bluray for years before ot came out as was the case with dvd.
>
> DVD Format Unification:
> http://www.toshiba.co.jp/about/press/1995_12/pr0802.htm
What does this have to do with anything you moron ?
There are discussion forums on the new dvd years before it came out.
You see Franc everyone knew (except you but no surprise there) that
before Oct of 95 that dvd was coming which is why the news groups were
created in the first place. News groups don't just happen, there is a long
drawn out process before they are created.
>
> "The following is the text of the statement anouncing final agreement
> on the DVD format, as released by the companies supporting the format,
> on 8 December 1995."
>
> http://museum.toshiba.co.jp/history/1goki/1998dvd.html
You have no idea about usenet. Go play somewhere else.
>
> "In November 1996, Toshiba launched its SD-3000 DVD player, the first
> of its kind in Japan. Matsushita, Sony, and other competitors released
> their first DVD players around the same time."
>
>>... says no spam but that has long since been UPDATED you sill little man.
>
> Previously you said that spam does not exist in Usenet, now you're
> saying that the charter specifically excluded spam. Furthermore,
> you're now claiming that the charter was updated to *allow* spam.
>
> Idiot.
The charter is not set in stone you twit. Its only a guide.
There have been discussions on this before you moron.
Go do a google search.
>
>>Its why prefixes were created you silly little man.
>
> Adding a prefix to spam is like supplying injecting rooms for drug
> addicts.
You're kidding. Now who's getting off the subject.
>
>>> -Posters are expected to follow proper Netiquette.
>>> -Posters are expected to respect the other posters.
>>> -Spam, flames, and personal attacks are discouraged.
>>
>>You are braking your own little rules by doing the exact same thing.
>>You have started a flame war yourself. Your replies are agressive to
>>others that have repled.
>
> We all have a duty to attack spammers.
Pit you don't know the meaning of the word SPAM.
>
>>>>This way usenet posters can delete any posts from withing their news
>>>>reader.
>>>
>>> True, but we shouldn't have to put up with this rubbish in the first
>>> place.
>>>
>>>>Its one of the first posts that were posted in here on what can and
>>>>can't
>>>>be
>>>>posted.
>>>>http://ausdvd.oih.com.au/dvd-intro/
>>>
>>> That link appears to be dead. In any case I am unable to find any
>>> record of any charter for aus.dvd.
>>
>>My mistake, ...
>
> One of many ...
At least I can admit it where you spout lies to your own ends.
>
>>thre is no charter but there is a guidelines for aus.dvd which
>>clearly states that Comm posts are allowed along with Auction, Forsale,
>>WTD for wanted etc...
>
> Rubbish.
Not rubbish, its in the history books or in this case in the first postings
to the aus.dvd
news group.
>
>>>>There are similar web sites for this and other news groups on why they
>>>>were
>>>>created and what can and can't be posted in here.
>>>
>>> I know.
>>>
>>
>>But do you know that they have been updated over the years.
>
> Put up or shut up.
I already have.
>
>>>>> The vast majority of posters provide help and support to others
>>>>> without ulterior motive. We don't believe that Usenet owes us a living
>>>>> in return.
>>>>
>>>>Isn't that calling the kettle black. You posted two commercials in here
>>>>too.
>>>
>>> No it isn't, and I did not.
>>
>>Bullshit, who posted two commercial posts a faire few times.
>>
>>Go and annoy some other news group.
>
> I used to think that the lowest form of life in Usenet was the
> spammer, but a spammer's arse kisser is even lower.
Quite sad Franc that you do not even know the rules of these news groups.
Go look at the first ever posts on aus.dvd and there you will find a
moderator
post from the creator of the news group. Its all there in blank and white.
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