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   From: jf@NOSPAMmarage.demon.co.uk   
      
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   In message <1144559855.903418.252600@t31g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, j05h   
    writes   
      
   >It would be much easier to read your posts if you used regular   
   >capitalization and spelling.  I know you think the way you're writing   
   >is cute, but it just makes you look like more of a nut, and people will   
   >take your opinions less seriously.   
      
   It would be much easier to read you posts if you provided some follow-up   
   material to provide contextual content so that readers know to whom your   
   comments are directed and what the salient points are.   
      
   This can be achieved by using a real newsclient for posting to the   
   Usenet instead of the cringe-making google-groups which is much-loved by   
   clueless newbies. Using google-groups is rather like venturing onto the   
   thundering, multi-laned super information highways of the Usenet on a   
   pogo stick. If you're so poverty-stricken that you can't avoid a Usenet   
   compliant client such as Turnpike, Thunderbird is free.   
      
   If you persist with using the frightful google-groups try to configure   
   it correctly to provide follow-up material:   
      
   (1) click "show options" next to the poster's name, and   
   (2) click "Reply" in the line:   
   Reply | Reply to Author| Forward | Print | Individual Message   
      
   This will put carets, quotations and attributions in your message, just   
   as other newsreader programs do.   
      
   --   
   James Follett. Novelist. (G1LXP) http://www.jamesfollett.dswilliams.co.uk   
   The Silent Vulcan trilogy, starting with 'The Temple of the Winds', on BBC7   
   Sundays 1840.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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