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I have been absent from this group for some time. Imagine my suprise when I
returned and found no one home. I remember about 1.5 yrs ago that there
would be at least 50 new posts per day. Did the regular posters (Daryl F.
etc) go somewhere else or is there a problem on my end w/ my ISP?

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"Firearms stand next in importance to the
Constitution itself. They are the American people's liberty teeth and
keystone under independence. From the hour the Pilgrims landed, to the
present day, events, occurrences and tendencies prove that to ensure
peace, security and happiness, the rifle and pistol are equally
indispensable. The very atmosphere of firearms everywhere restrains
evil interference -- they deserve a place of honor with all that's
good."

George Washington:


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On Apr 14, 12:00 pm, "SHOOTER1" wrote:
I have been absent from this group for some time. Imagine my suprise when I returned and found no one home. I remember about 1.5 yrs ago that there
would be at least 50 new posts per day. Did the regular posters (Daryl F. etc) go somewhere else or is there a problem on my end w/ my ISP?

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I think a lot of folks are just now thawing out and getting on with
spring projects. I is hard to stay in on the computer when it is time
to plant my garden, grab some turning wood before the scheduled spring
brush collection in my neighborhood, etc.

And there are a lot of other places to play, too. There are lot of
other forums and websites that cater to turners, so they all have
smaller amounts of traffic rather than the large amounts like this one
used to enjoy.

Come on back. Darrell's site is still up (redesigned with all manner
if instruction and examples), so is Leo's, and Fred Holder is with us
again. There are newer posters here that have some great sites like
"Bill in Detroit" and "cad". And for a lot of technical information,
put on a pot of coffee and go to the website of "charlie b" and the
long promised, newly finished, and quite excellent site of Steve
Russell.

Jump in!

Robert




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"SHOOTER1" writes:

I have been absent from this group for some time. Imagine my suprise when I
returned and found no one home. I remember about 1.5 yrs ago that there
would be at least 50 new posts per day. Did the regular posters (Daryl F.
etc) go somewhere else or is there a problem on my end w/ my ISP?


I counted 35 posts today.
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Hi Nic

Where have you been all this time ??
Yes we lost a few regular posters, so there's room for YOU to fill in
now ;-)))
There are a few, who post a lot less than before, but still do on
occasion.
Also there are ongoing forces trying to get us on their "for profit"
sites, with all the advertising etc., so the group gets divided up.
And of course we do not have a good and easy way to put up pictures,
that's been a handicap all along.

Whatever, good to hear from you again, " Take off your coat and stay a
while"

Have fun and take care
Leo Van Dert Loo



On Apr 14, 1:00 pm, "SHOOTER1" wrote:
I have been absent from this group for some time. Imagine my suprise when I
returned and found no one home. I remember about 1.5 yrs ago that there
would be at least 50 new posts per day. Did the regular posters (Daryl F.
etc) go somewhere else or is there a problem on my end w/ my ISP?

--
Nic

"Firearms stand next in importance to the
Constitution itself. They are the American people's liberty teeth and
keystone under independence. From the hour the Pilgrims landed, to the
present day, events, occurrences and tendencies prove that to ensure
peace, security and happiness, the rifle and pistol are equally
indispensable. The very atmosphere of firearms everywhere restrains
evil interference -- they deserve a place of honor with all that's
good."

George Washington:



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I only received 4 post today.What's with that?


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I have been absent from this group for some time. Imagine my suprise when I
returned and found no one home. I remember about 1.5 yrs ago that there
would be at least 50 new posts per day. Did the regular posters (Daryl F.
etc) go somewhere else or is there a problem on my end w/ my ISP?


I counted 35 posts today.



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I counted 35 posts today. (4:30 PM)


and 13 new ones the next morning (7:15 AM)

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Joee wrote:
I only received 4 post today.What's with that?


In layman's terms, your ISP sucks. Depending on their upstream feed you
may or may not get all the posts. I'm in the same boat, but it's not as
yours. There are times though (especially with
alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking) where I'll see replies but never the
original...

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The number of new posts may not be a good measure of the value of this
group.

The search feature will give you past posts of answers to questions.
I had several rough oak bowls crack as they recently dried and found
several answers to my questions were already in the archives.
Rather than publicly 'admit' I did not do it right, I used search
and found several valuable posts. It must be like men being willing
to look at maps rather than ask for directions

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