On 2012-05-06 06:37:54 -0700, Pablo said:
Savageduck escribió:
On 2012-05-06 05:19:51 -0700, said:
Looking back to try and find out what the hell you are talking about, it
seems that my newsreader automatically sets followups to whatever group
I'm reading at the time.
So you have no idea how your Usenet client, KNode 4.4.8 works?
I have some issues with it, but overall it's ok. It snips sigs, replies at
the bottom, complains about long lines etc. Apparently, out of the box it
does something that you don't like. That makes me an idiot, obviously.
Obviously.
Not something I've consciously done.
Then I guess I should apologize for implying that you might be a
conscious and deliberate disruptive ass. There are some character
traits you just don't notice when you are that close to them.
You are a bit silly. I can't believe that we still have netkops. I thought
they died out in the 90s.
There are times something must be said.
Noone has
mentioned it before.
I have now.
Do you have a killfile?
Yes.
Perhaps you should take it up with the kde people.
Why? I don't use KNode 4.4.8, you do.
But you're the one with the problem.
No, you are the one with the buggy usenet client causing an issue
within a cross group discussion.
Oh, you're just showing off that you
know how to read usenet headers.
It is an old trick.
You're very clever.
So you noticed.
If it offends enough people, I'll consider investigating how to change
the program's behaviour.
Good idea.
But until then...
followups bodged back for your benefit
Much appreciated.
...that was a one-off. Continuing now to be "disruptive by default".
Now that I am aware of your particular condition, I will take that into
account if I am moved to respond to your "Pablo" or "
nom de guerre in the future.
BTW; Were you actually considering participating in the SI?
Since you have a camera and actually use it without fear of an
occasional comment, as evidenced by your Flickr account, you might as
well join the rest of us lazy crappy photographers in our attempt to
challenge ourselves a bit.
--
Regards,
Savageduck