Not that it'll do much good but I've just reported him to Google again
and hopefully it'll shortly stop his messages getting through on there
as well as stop them being archived...

If you get the opportunity I'd suggest going to Google groups and
report it as well - open the message and near the top of it there is a
'more options' link to click, in that list there's a 'report this
message'

Nick

On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:28:28 -0800, wrote in
oups.com

Not that it'll do much good but I've just reported him to Google again
and hopefully it'll shortly stop his messages getting through on there
as well as stop them being archived...

If you get the opportunity I'd suggest going to Google groups and
report it as well - open the message and near the top of it there is a
'more options' link to click, in that list there's a 'report this
message'

The account has already been cancelled but that won't stop such posts
appearing on Google. The only sensible way to avoid such rubbish is to
subscribe to a decent news server (NIN and Plusnet are two that don't have
that post showing) and using dedicated news reader software.

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Mike Tullett - Coleraine 55.13°N 6.69°W posted 11/11/2007 10:26:51 GMT

Mike Tullett wrote:
On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:28:28 -0800, wrote in
oups.com

Not that it'll do much good but I've just reported him to Google
again and hopefully it'll shortly stop his messages getting through
on there as well as stop them being archived...

If you get the opportunity I'd suggest going to Google groups and
report it as well - open the message and near the top of it there is
a 'more options' link to click, in that list there's a 'report this
message'

The account has already been cancelled but that won't stop such posts
appearing on Google. The only sensible way to avoid such rubbish is
to subscribe to a decent news server (NIN and Plusnet are two that
don't have that post showing) and using dedicated news reader
software.

Seconded - NIN blocks him quite nicely....

wrote:
Not that it'll do much good but I've just reported him to Google again
and hopefully it'll shortly stop his messages getting through on there
as well as stop them being archived...

If you get the opportunity I'd suggest going to Google groups and
report it as well - open the message and near the top of it there is a
'more options' link to click, in that list there's a 'report this
message'

Nick

Not showing here with individual.net. And it's not google groups your
posting on. It's usenet. GG is just a clonky html front end. Get yourself a
decent newsfeed and dedicated reader and your experience of newsgroups will
be much improved.

Les

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Les Hemmings a.a #2251 SA

Les Hemmings wrote:
And it's not google groups your


Whoops... "you're"

L
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Les Hemmings a.a #2251 SA

wrote:
Not that it'll do much good but I've just reported him to Google again
and hopefully it'll shortly stop his messages getting through on there
as well as stop them being archived...



Perhaps someone can tell the sender that the organisation to which he refers has
not been called by that name for many years.


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On Nov 11, 11:19 am, Steve Wolstenholme
wrote:
On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:28:28 -0800, "

wrote:
Not that it'll do much good but I've just reported him to Google again
and hopefully it'll shortly stop his messages getting through on there
as well as stop them being archived...

Google doesn't do a very good job with usenet. I suggest you use a
real news service.

And have spammers gain their goal?

Can you drop and drag a term from a message into a search engine as I
can with Google Groups?

Can you point to a message that is readable in any news server without
using the group service? And does it access archived stuff from years
back?

Does it analyse posts and authors the way that Google does?

And is it free?