Excuse me...?

You are the newbie here... Many of us have been here for many years, a few
years ago we took a vote and the NON-yEnc crowd won. Granted it was
spirited argument and there where a lot of VERY valid points made by BOTH
SIDES. However in the end the NON yEnc people arguments won out. For the
record and for your information; many of us for one reason or another prefer
our simpler newsreaders such as OE, and perhaps a few other programs who's
titles I can't recall. Granted they are best for suited for casual or light
newsgroup users, but for people such as myself who have tried the others we
still prefer our light readers. So given that this group is about aviation
imagery aimed at the more casual NG users, why would you come in here post
dozens of images in a format that not everyone can read??? To make matters
worse you don't even follow the established protocols usually followed in
NGs that are highly yEnc oriented, such as mentioning yEnc in subject
line....

So now you are going to accuse the regulars of being rude and stupid?
Better still you are going to dictate to them about the software that they
use. All because they took exception to a NEWBIE posting in a format that
not everyone can read???

Have I missed something or????

Andrew


"Clark" wrote in message
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"Jim Morris" wrote in
news:fMYji.435234$ZA5.77824
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Like I said, grow up. Plonking me has no affect on what I post. Posting
complaints about yenc won't change a thing. Add a free yenc decoder to
the
sorry excuse for a newsreader you use and you won't have to complain
about
something that is a total non-event.

You are stupid. Go away.
yEnc free (mostly) for a very long time.
Us old folks like it that way.
Now go away.

Old fashioned Jim Morris


I'll be a little more specific than my other post.

"Dallas" was rude. Uncalled for rude. Your are equally rude. If you don't
like something, calling it stupid won't help. Saying you can't change for
the
better won't help. Telling other people what to do won't help. Do you get
it
now? I doubt it.

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