Posting Guidelines

wrote:
Can someone please point me to the offical guidelines for this group?
Thanks.

This is the creepy scumbag from Hook and Sinker that
I was telling you guys about.

The rof.bass group beat this nitwit like a rented mule
and now he's trolling around here.

Please be nice to him, he's had a rough day. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ask one simple and people like yourself respond like you did. It is
good to see that you set a good example Ken. You belong over in the
other group don't you.

wrote:
Ask one simple and people like yourself respond like you did. It is
good to see that you set a good example Ken. You belong over in the
other group don't you.

Scott Seidman gave you some very good advice on that
other group.

It is a misrepresentation to take content posted
to this Usenet newsgroup and pass it off as traffic
on your lame-assed web site for the purpose of
attracting advertisers. Further it is a misrepresentation
to claim that an author who posts to this Usenet
newsgroup is a "Guest" on your lame-assed web site.

If you haven't read the terms of your user agreement
with ezzi.net the relevant sections were posted to
rec.outdoors.fishing.bass for your benefit.

You're ****ing people off and that's no way to run
a lame-assed fishing website.

--
Ken Fortenberry

So apparantly this answers part of the question, I assume this behavior
is not against the rules or guidelines huh Ken.

On 27 Jun 2005 19:08:06 -0700, wrote:

Can someone please point me to the offical guidelines for this group?
Thanks.

Well, that's a problem. Some general rules: If you step in something
that reminds you of organic things, scrape it off your shoe and go
onto something you understand better in another thread. If it's
organic and kicks you, consider whether or not to make a form of
apology (as long as you're new, direct apologies are considered mostly
okay.)

Look up a month of winter postings (when too many of us are cabin
crazy) on deja.com before posting.

Tread carefully. We like things that blow up real good.

OTOH, if you're a wonderful person, don't bother with any of the
above. Most of us will be fine in return. Your best bet might be to
show up at a Clave before ever posting. For some reason we're almost
all a good deal nicer in real life.

DO NOT TRY TO SELL US THINGS.

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
email: lid (strip the .invalid to email)

Look up a month of winter postings (when too many of us are cabin
crazy) on deja.com before posting.

Deja is dead, long live google groups.

By the way, top posting (answering by putting your comments at the top of
the reply) is frowned upon. It's much easier to read the initial comments
and then read yours at the bottom. We like bottoms.

--
Frank Reid
Euthanize to respond

On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 07:08:01 -0400, "Frank Reid"
wrote:

Look up a month of winter postings (when too many of us are cabin
crazy) on deja.com before posting.

Deja is dead, long live google groups.

Not really. I find it very easy to type in www.deja.com and pop right
into the newsgroup archives section. Old habit.

By the way, top posting (answering by putting your comments at the top of
the reply) is frowned upon. It's much easier to read the initial comments
and then read yours at the bottom. We like bottoms.


Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
email: lid (strip the .invalid to email)

wrote:
Can someone please point me to the offical guidelines for this group?

After reading this thread, I went over to rofb to see what's up. Anyone
wanting to be "nice" to this guy should take the time to read one of the
threads: http://tinyurl.com/e3hhy

Jeff Holder, a.k.a. Yellowchaser, not only **** the bed there, but
insulted some really good folks along the way. It seem like the only
interest is to generate advertising for his website, which (reading from
Scott Seidman's posts) he's attempting to do via false statements of
traffic based on Usenet posts hijacked from many of the fishing groups,
including roff.

Being nice to this guy would be, well, regretful. ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

And scott is full of ****, have you even taken the time to look at the
site to see what is going on, no I doubt you have, and don't really
care if you do. The groups are separated out into their on unique
categories, before posting in them everyone has to agree to the usenet
guidelines which neither you nor anyone else have looked at (if you
were really smart and knew what you were talking about you would know
that) but instead of finding out things for youself you follow the
leader right, figures. What I did was take the newsgroups, remove all
the crap about politics, religion and war and show only the things that
follow the newsgroups posting guidelines and give clean on topic
content. Now if that ****es some people off because they think it is
being used otherwise then that doesn't hurt my feelings. I do not
charge for the use of my site, nor have I ever. If I were trying to
make something off of it I could, but I didn't.
So how about finding things out for yourself instead of being the kiss
ass you are.

wrote:

[snippage of much silliness]

So how about finding things out for yourself instead of being the kiss
ass you are.

Oh my ... things really aren't going to go very well for you around
here.


Chuck Vance (I suggest you run away while you still can)