"Martin" wrote in message
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> On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 17:11:33 +0530, "grusl"
> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Magda" wrote in message
>>news:jlf9v3dnd0p0b1ac6i6vthg4mmfvf4qb6f@4ax.com...
>>> On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 16:48:27 +0530, in rec.travel.europe, "grusl"
>>> arranged some electrons, so they looked
>>> like
>>> this:
>>>
>>> ...
>>> ... "Martin" wrote in message
>>> ... news:h0e9v3pcvo5sgni5nplo3fnb9rq0iunpt0@4ax.com...
>>> ... > On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 16:26:14 +0530, "grusl"
>>>
>>> ... > wrote:
>>> ... >
>>> ... >>
>>> ... >>"Martin" wrote in message
>>> ... >>news:1oc9v3h1kbik7415rbfkptuhoppgkevp6j@4ax.com...
>>> ... >>> On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 15:44:58 +0530, "grusl"
>>>
>>> ... >>> wrote:
>>> ... >>>
>>> ... >>>>
>>> ... >>>>"Martin" wrote in message
>>> ... >>>>news:7ia9v3lh94tr5oe59kckcujelere9sqo57@4ax.com...
>>> ... >>>>> On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 14:27:53 +0530, "grusl"
>>> ... >>>>>
>>> ... >>>>> wrote:
>>> ... >>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>"David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)" wrote
>>> in
>>> ... >>>>>>message
>>> ... >>>>>>news:1ietf97.1fa59mq1okiynkN%d4g4h4@yahoo.co.uk...
>>> ... >>>>>>> Martin wrote:
>>> ... >>>>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>>> On another group somebody suggested deleting spam by
>>> filtering out
>>> ... >>>>>>>> any
>>> ... >>>>>>>> post with a .com or .net address from newsgroups. Can it
>>> really be
>>> ... >>>>>>>> that
>>> ... >>>>>>>> easy? It seems to work with the current examples of spam.
>>> ... >>>>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>> I think you'd have to whitelist a lot more people than if
>>> you
>>> ... >>>>>>> filtered
>>> ... >>>>>>> out google groups.
>>> ... >>>>>
>>> ... >>>>> That depends on whether I think those using it are worth
>>> keeping
>>> :o)
>>> ... >>>>> on the other hand I can have a filter that delete .com posts
>>> which
>>> ... >>>>> aren't
>>> ... >>>>> from
>>> ... >>>>> google groups.
>>> ... >>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>A lot of posters here use .net I think. The ISP
>>> ... >>>>>>> filtering method suggested is probably the best I think-
>>> though I
>>> ... >>>>>>> can't
>>> ... >>>>>>> actually do that with the reader I use...
>>> ... >>>>>
>>> ... >>>>> Try the reader that can??
>>> ... >>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>
>>> ... >>>>>>Even whitelisting seems to be beyond OE's limited scope as a
>>> ... >>>>>>newsreader.
>>> ... >>>>>
>>> ... >>>>> Then don't use it :o)
>>> ... >>>>
>>> ... >>>>We've been down this road.
>>> ... >>>
>>> ... >>> I must have missed it.
>>> ... >>>
>>> ... >>>>My choices in India are OE (or equivalent in
>>> ... >>>>Firefox) or Goggle Gropes.
>>> ... >>>
>>> ... >>> unless you are posting from work (as if), what's to stop you
>>> installing
>>> ... >>> the
>>> ... >>> news/mail reader of your choice?
>>> ... >>>
>>> ... >>
>>> ... >>I can only use Web-based newsreaders because there are no NNTP
>>> servers to
>>> ... >>connect to. Mixi says lack of NNTP servers suggests a lack of
>>> democracy in
>>> ... >>India.
>>> ... >
>>> ... > He would!
>>> ... >
>>> ... > I think I saw his suggestion that there was a lack of democracy.
>>> ... > So many posts so little memory to store the trivia. :o)
>>> ... >
>>> ... > Is the lack of NNTP servers the reason we don't get Indian spam?
>>> ... > Do you have to be in the country where the server is located to
>>> use
>>> it? I
>>> ... > don't
>>> ... > think so. I use both Italian and German news servers amongst
>>> others.
>>> ... >
>>> ...
>>> ... I'm sure my lack of knowledge is the main reason but I haven't
>>> encountered a
>>> ... way to access an overseas server; I think your ISP has to provide
>>> some
>>> kind
>>> ... of access.
>>>
>>> Try some of these:
>>>
>>> http://www.newsparrot.co.uk/
>
> There is lots wrong with the information on this website.
>
>>>
>>> ... There seems to be plenty of Indian googlemail spam, even in r.t.e.
>>> Mostly of
>>> ... the HOT PUNJABI CHIXX .!!!! and moneymaking scam varieties. Not
>>> to
>>> ... mention the endless blogspot rubbish. There are hordes of "web
>>> content
>>> ... providers" here who write that.
>>>
>>> Punjabi girls are special, why? I'm curious.
>>
>>Not especially. It's just an example I've seen.
>
> The images stick in your mind. :o)
A lot of Bollywood dance numbers are based on the mujra, a Punjabi dance
considered . by many.
Er, so I'm told.
Cheers,
George W Russell
Bangalore
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