Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

On 1/7/2010 9:16 PM Red Green spake thus:

Red Green wrote in news:Xns9CFA2B29B919RedGreen@
216.168.3.70:

Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

I see it (or I should say them). Is one called "Rock" and the other "Roll"?


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On Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:15:53 -0600, Red Green
wrote:

Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

NG's for posts for attachments have the word "binary" or "binaries"
in their names.

If you want a place to post a picture for this group, you could use
any one of the many "abandoned" binaries groups. Groups that don't get
used regularly by anyone. I use this one:

alt.binaries.pictures.sports.pictures.oceans

Then post a message here, telling folks that you have posted a
picture over there for the binary attachment.

If you post the attachment in a non-binary group, such as alt.repair,
many folks will never see it as their service providers (most)
automatically filter out all posts with attachments made to non-binary
groups.

If the group says "binary" in the group name, then it does
atachments.

Ignore this reply.

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"Red Green" wrote in message
...
Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

ktos wrote in news:017f2822$0$1822$c3e8da3
@news.astraweb.com:

Red Green wrote in
:

Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.


If you're not sure, then don't do it.

Why? Who the **** are you?

This is not a binary group.

No **** Sherlock. That's why I used it.

But you know that already, faker.


If you are concerned about useless post, here is the content of all your
posts within the last 25,000. Talk about useless. Why does a dog
sometimes bark at nothing? They like to hear themself.


From: ktos



Why can't we have the same plan the Congress has? We are all footing the
bill for their insurance. They hardly pay anything for their insurance
and they make a lot of money. Even when they are voted out of office,
they
still keep their high class plan.
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From: ktos



Hi there, Little Red Hen.
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From: ktos



You should be ignored.
The OP is a big baby.
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From: ktos



My next door neighbor has 2 Chryslers. Both cars sound like bombs
exploding when they start their cars.

On Jan 8, 5:53*am, wrote:
On Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:15:53 -0600, Red Green
wrote:

Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

*NG's for posts for attachments have the word "binary" or "binaries"
in their names.

If you want a place to post a picture for this group, you could use
any one of the many "abandoned" binaries groups. Groups that don't get
used regularly by anyone. I use this one:

alt.binaries.pictures.sports.pictures.oceans

Then *post a message here, telling folks that you have posted a
picture over there for the binary attachment.

If you post the attachment in a non-binary group, such as alt.repair,
many folks will never see it as their service providers (most)
automatically filter out all posts with attachments made to non-binary
groups.

"alt.binaries.pictures.sports.pictures.oceans"

I just can't believe that NG doesn't see a lot of action.

wrote in news
On Fri, 8 Jan 2010 07:14:05 -0800 (PST), DerbyDad03
wrote:

On Jan 8, 5:53*am, wrote:
On Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:15:53 -0600, Red Green
wrote:

Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

*NG's for posts for attachments have the word "binary" or "binaries"
in their names.

If you want a place to post a picture for this group, you could use
any one of the many "abandoned" binaries groups. Groups that don't
get used regularly by anyone. I use this one:

alt.binaries.pictures.sports.pictures.oceans

Then *post a message here, telling folks that you have posted a
picture over there for the binary attachment.

If you post the attachment in a non-binary group, such as
alt.repair, many folks will never see it as their service providers
(most) automatically filter out all posts with attachments made to
non-binary groups.

"alt.binaries.pictures.sports.pictures.oceans"

I just can't believe that NG doesn't see a lot of action.

It doesn't see much action at all. It's truly abandoned. Right now,
the most recent post there is from early October, and the one before
that is from August.

It's a perfect place to post binaries for the benefit of those in AHR.

There's also alt.binaries.test if you WANT a binaries group. This is the
opposite of what I was seeking.

On Jan 8, 12:15*am, Red Green wrote:
Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

Interesting...

If you view the thread "Identify this piece of hardware" via Google
Groups (which I'm forced to do at work) there is a image in the OP.

Never seen that in this NG before.

wrote:
On Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:15:53 -0600, Red Green
wrote:

Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

NG's for posts for attachments have the word "binary" or "binaries"
in their names.

If you want a place to post a picture for this group, you could use
any one of the many "abandoned" binaries groups. Groups that don't get
used regularly by anyone. I use this one:

alt.binaries.pictures.sports.pictures.oceans

Then post a message here, telling folks that you have posted a
picture over there for the binary attachment.

If you post the attachment in a non-binary group, such as alt.repair,
many folks will never see it as their service providers (most)
automatically filter out all posts with attachments made to non-binary
groups.

Of course, many of us use servers that don't carry binaries at all. So posting
on a web site and using the URL in your posting might get better responses.

"Bob F" wrote in
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wrote:
On Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:15:53 -0600, Red Green
wrote:

Not sure which NGs are attachments not permitted.

NG's for posts for attachments have the word "binary" or "binaries"
in their names.

If you want a place to post a picture for this group, you could use
any one of the many "abandoned" binaries groups. Groups that don't
get used regularly by anyone. I use this one:

alt.binaries.pictures.sports.pictures.oceans

Then post a message here, telling folks that you have posted a
picture over there for the binary attachment.

If you post the attachment in a non-binary group, such as alt.repair,
many folks will never see it as their service providers (most)
automatically filter out all posts with attachments made to
non-binary groups.

Of course, many of us use servers that don't carry binaries at all. So
posting on a web site and using the URL in your posting might get
better responses.




Oooooo, good point Bob!

Not sure if this is a real post.


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On Jan 8, 1:41*pm, Dymphna
wrote:
Not sure if this is a real post.

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"Not sure if this is a real post"

What would an unreal post look like?

DerbyDad03 wrote the following:
On Jan 8, 1:41 pm, Dymphna
wrote:

Not sure if this is a real post.

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"Not sure if this is a real post"

What would an unreal post look like?


You wouldn't see it.





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On Jan 8, 4:32*pm, willshak wrote:
DerbyDad03 wrote the following:
On Jan 8, 1:41 pm, Dymphna
wrote:

Not sure if this is a real post.

"Not sure if this is a real post"

What would an unreal post look like?

You wouldn't see it.

Or maybe you'd see it and wouldn't believe it - there are a lot of
those.

R

DerbyDad03;3089513 Wrote:
On Jan 8, 1:41*pm, Dymphna
wrote:
Not sure if this is a real post.

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Dymphna
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"Not sure if this is a real post"

What would an unreal post look like?
Not sure - I am still trying to ignore this. LOL


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