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|    Grant Taylor to Andy Burnelli    |
|    Re: Google Groups Archives for this news    |
|    27 Mar 23 10:51:02    |
      XPost: alt.os.linux, alt.comp.freeware       From: gtaylor@tnetconsulting.net              On 3/26/23 11:00 PM, Andy Burnelli wrote:       > Hi Grant,              Hi Andy,              > I've dealt with you favorably many times in the past years and I agree that       > what you speak of above is wisdom borne of experience with google.              Thank you Andy. :-)              > I'm a persistent person, and even I have trouble getting Google to fix       > things but I was able to get them to fix their Usenet URLs long ago.              I too have gotten Google to fix a few things. It's a long, slow, and       arduous process. It's also predicated on them wanting to fix things       when pointed out to them.              > (As an aside, I was also able to get them to fix Google Maps in terms       > of making roads not routable when they go on private property - but it's       > one of the hardest things on the planet to get someone from Mountainview       > on the phone - trust me on that - as I tried - very hard I tried).              I know someone that worked there and could pass messages to internal       teams. Even with that, getting things done was long, slow, and and arduous.              > As for your clarification that the Google Groups Usenet proper is       > completely different from Google Groups Usenet search engine, I would       > agree (and I suspect you can _post_ using the Usenet Urls I provided if       > you log in).              Probably.              I know that once you find the desired newsgroup in Google Groups' Usenet       interface that you can post to it. That's where a lot of spam on Usenet       comes from.              > Of course, I never log into Google on the web so I haven't tested that,       > but others may have tested it who can enlighten the rest of us on posting.       >       > BTW, I added a few but I don't know if the nntp server will allow me to       > add them below, but I'll try.                                   --       Grant. . . .       unix || die              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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