The Doctor wrote:

> Group : rec.arts.drwho
> Statistics : from 3/9/2023 to 3/9/2023
>
> ***** Users with most messages *****
> num| Name | Nb Msg | size | or. | %
> ----|--------------------|--------|---------|-----|------------------|
> 1 | The Doctor | 180 | 426,026 | 4 | 59.02% xxxxxxxxxx
>
> Keeping Tim Bruening's destruction rate limited!

....and destroying RADW in the process with a un-compliant newsreader.

> 2 | tsbr...@gmail.com | 68 | 112,908 | 13 | 22.30% xxx
> 3 | tsbru...@gmail.com | 45 | 77,935 | 3 | 14.75% xx
>
> 123 posts or 37.05% mostly spamtroll!

Two idiots destroying this newsgroup.

The Doctor wrote:

> In article <nnd$774e8dcd$1839f130@cf12868e04b47354>,
> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> > The Doctor wrote:
> >
> >> Group : rec.arts.drwho
> >> Statistics : from 3/9/2023 to 3/9/2023
> >>
> >> ***** Users with most messages *****
> >> num| Name | Nb Msg | size | or. | %
> >>
> ----|--------------------|--------|---------|-----|------------------|
> >> 1 | The Doctor | 180 | 426,026 | 4 | 59.02%
> xxxxxxxxxx >> >> Keeping Tim Bruening's destruction rate limited!
> >
> > ...and destroying RADW in the process with a un-compliant
> > newsreader.
> >
>
> Windows is not exactly a compliant operating system!

It's compliant with what Microsoft wants it to do... your [designed by
a ten year old] Mickey Mouse newsreader isn't good for much if it can't
quote proper, do sigs properly, or even have a spell checker... If you
was a paying customer of NetKnow you'd be complaining to the admin
about your Usenet experience. But you seem to think it's okay to
inflict everyone on Usenet with your juvenile 'I do what I want and
fuck everyone else' behaviour...

> >> 2 | tsbr...@gmail.com | 68 | 112,908 | 13 | 22.30% xxx
> >> 3 | tsbru...@gmail.com | 45 | 77,935 | 3 | 14.75% xx
> >>
> >> 123 posts or 37.05% mostly spamtroll!
> >
> > Two idiots destroying this newsgroup.
>
> Silent against Tim Bruening is compliance!

No, it's not. Silence is Golden.

The Doctor wrote on 12/3/23 10:32 am:
> In article <nnd$3f5bb23b$1c1d46de@8c72499fa051047b>, Blueshirt
> <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
>> The Doctor wrote:
>>
>>> In article <nnd$774e8dcd$1839f130@cf12868e04b47354>, Blueshirt
>>> <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
>>>> The Doctor wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Group : rec.arts.drwho Statistics : from 3/9/2023 to
>>>>> 3/9/2023
>>>>>
>>>>> ***** Users with most messages ***** num| Name
>>>>> | Nb Msg | size | or. | %
>>>>>
>>> ----|--------------------|--------|---------|-----|------------------|
>>>>>
>>>
1 | The Doctor | 180 | 426,026 | 4 | 59.02%
>>> xxxxxxxxxx >> >> Keeping Tim Bruening's destruction rate
>>> limited!
>>>>
>>>> ...and destroying RADW in the process with a un-compliant
>>>> newsreader.
>>>
>>> Windows is not exactly a compliant operating system!
>>
>> It's compliant with what Microsoft wants it to do... your [designed
>> by a ten year old] Mickey Mouse newsreader isn't good for much if
>> it can't quote proper, do sigs properly, or even have a spell
>> checker... If you was a paying customer of NetKnow you'd be
>> complaining to the admin about your Usenet experience. But you seem
>> to think it's okay to inflict everyone on Usenet with your juvenile
>> 'I do what I want and f*k everyone else' behaviour...
>
> Not my problem if you do not understand that Microsoft is not the
> solution but the problem.

But, unfortunately, it IS *OUR* problem if YOU, asswipe, don't realise
that when YOU, asswipe, were using YOUR 'OLD' newsreader *WE** weren't
complaining about how YOUR 'OLD' newsreader was formatting YOUR replies,
asswipe, we were complaining about THE CONTENT of YOUR replies, asswipe.

Now we are complaining about the FORMATTING of YOUR replies, asswipe!!

HMM!! Just about to hit 'Send' but then I noticed the asswipe's
post/content is, seemingly, formatted CORRECTLY, i.e. has leading '>'s
rather than the ':" that we had been seeing previously!! Has somebody
changed something .... i.e. is the asswipe now replying in HTML or
something??
--
Daniel

Daniel65 wrote:

> The Doctor wrote on 12/3/23 10:32 am:
> > In article <nnd$3f5bb23b$1c1d46de@8c72499fa051047b>, Blueshirt
> ><blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> > >
> > > It's compliant with what Microsoft wants it to do... your
> > > [designed by a ten year old] Mickey Mouse newsreader isn't good
> > > for much if it can't quote proper, do sigs properly, or even have
> > > a spell checker... If you was a paying customer of NetKnow you'd
> > > be complaining to the admin about your Usenet experience. But you
> > > seem to think it's okay to inflict everyone on Usenet with your
> > > juvenile 'I do what I want and f*k everyone else' behaviour...
> >
> > Not my problem if you do not understand that Microsoft is not the
> > solution but the problem.
>
> But, unfortunately, it IS OUR problem if YOU, asswipe, don't realise
> that when YOU, asswipe, were using YOUR 'OLD' newsreader WE weren't
> complaining about how YOUR 'OLD' newsreader was formatting YOUR
> replies, asswipe, we were complaining about THE CONTENT of YOUR
> replies, asswipe.

Dave seems to have stopped using the tin newsreader (for now anyway) so
he does listen but of course he wouldn't actually acknowledge publicly
that it was a problem at his end...

The Doctor wrote:

> In article <nnd$4a0e07d8$3d4ee346@0f635e2b029c95b3>,
> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> > Daniel65 wrote:
> >>
> >> But, unfortunately, it IS OUR problem if YOU, asswipe, don't
> >> realise that when YOU, asswipe, were using YOUR 'OLD' newsreader
> >> WE weren't complaining about how YOUR 'OLD' newsreader was
> >> formatting YOUR replies, asswipe, we were complaining about THE
> >> CONTENT of YOUR replies, asswipe.
> >
> > Dave seems to have stopped using the tin newsreader (for now
> > anyway) so he does listen but of course he wouldn't actually
> > acknowledge publicly that it was a problem at his end...
>
> Irony: Tin newsreader has awards for SW Good housekeeping!

Awards from who? Clearly not people who had to try and read your posts
on RADW!

The Doctor wrote:

> In article <tumnka$3l4iq$3@dont-email.me>,
> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> > The Doctor wrote:
> >
> >> In article <nnd$4a0e07d8$3d4ee346@0f635e2b029c95b3>,
> >> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> >> > Daniel65 wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> But, unfortunately, it IS OUR problem if YOU, asswipe, don't
> >> >> realise that when YOU, asswipe, were using YOUR 'OLD' newsreader
> >> >> WE weren't complaining about how YOUR 'OLD' newsreader was
> >> >> formatting YOUR replies, asswipe, we were complaining about THE
> >> >> CONTENT of YOUR replies, asswipe.
> >> >
> >> > Dave seems to have stopped using the tin newsreader (for now
> >> > anyway) so he does listen but of course he wouldn't actually
> >> > acknowledge publicly that it was a problem at his end...
> >>
> >> Irony: Tin newsreader has awards for SW Good housekeeping!
> >
> > Awards from who? Clearly not people who had to try and read your
> > posts on RADW!
>
> I will let you look at tin.org for that answer.

Not interested in tin, trn, slrn or PAN (etc.) as long as they are
compliant for nntp use and don't make the reading of messages on
newsgroups awkward by messing up quoted posts... Although I do suspect
that it wasn't the client that was the problem but the user's
configuration, but that is just a wild guess!!!

Blueshirt wrote on 14/03/2023 9:22 am:
> The Doctor wrote:
>> In article <tumnka$3l4iq$3@dont-email.me>,
>> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
>>> The Doctor wrote:
>>>> In article <nnd$4a0e07d8$3d4ee346@0f635e2b029c95b3>,
>>>> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
>>>>> Daniel65 wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But, unfortunately, it IS OUR problem if YOU, asswipe, don't
>>>>>> realise that when YOU, asswipe, were using YOUR 'OLD' newsreader
>>>>>> WE weren't complaining about how YOUR 'OLD' newsreader was
>>>>>> formatting YOUR replies, asswipe, we were complaining about THE
>>>>>> CONTENT of YOUR replies, asswipe.
>>>>>
>>>>> Dave seems to have stopped using the tin newsreader (for now
>>>>> anyway) so he does listen but of course he wouldn't actually
>>>>> acknowledge publicly that it was a problem at his end...
>>>>
>>>> Irony: Tin newsreader has awards for SW Good housekeeping!
>>>
>>> Awards from who? Clearly not people who had to try and read your
>>> posts on RADW!
>>
>> I will let you look at tin.org for that answer.
>
> Not interested in tin, trn, slrn or PAN (etc.) as long as they are
> compliant for nntp use and don't make the reading of messages on
> newsgroups awkward by messing up quoted posts... Although I do suspect
> that it wasn't the client that was the problem but the user's
> configuration, but that is just a wild guess!!!
>
Bullseye, I reckon.

Now that the asswipe has gone back to his trn, I'm guessing it was
already/still configured so the asswipe didn't have to go looking for
what was mis-configured.
--
Daniel

The Doctor wrote:

> In article <tuo7nn$3uvet$1@dont-email.me>,
> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> >
> > Not interested in tin, trn, slrn or PAN (etc.) as long as they are
> > compliant for nntp use and don't make the reading of messages on
> > newsgroups awkward by messing up quoted posts... Although I do
> > suspect that it wasn't the client that was the problem but the
> > user's configuration, but that is just a wild guess!!!
>
> As you like it!

I do like my Usenet experience to be nice... it shouldn't be a chore!

The Doctor wrote on 16/03/2023 12:42 am:
> In article <tus0di$q993$1@dont-email.me>,
> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
>> The Doctor wrote:
>>> In article <tuo7nn$3uvet$1@dont-email.me>,
>>> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Not interested in tin, trn, slrn or PAN (etc.) as long as they are
>>>> compliant for nntp use and don't make the reading of messages on
>>>> newsgroups awkward by messing up quoted posts... Although I do
>>>> suspect that it wasn't the client that was the problem but the
>>>> user's configuration, but that is just a wild guess!!!
>>>
>>> As you like it!
>>
>> I do like my Usenet experience to be nice... it shouldn't be a chore!
>
> Hence Tim Bruening!
>
Yes, asswipe, Tim is part of the problem .... PART!!
--
Daniel

The Doctor wrote:

> In article <tus0di$q993$1@dont-email.me>,
> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> > The Doctor wrote:
> >
> >> In article <tuo7nn$3uvet$1@dont-email.me>,
> >> Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
> >> >
> >> > Not interested in tin, trn, slrn or PAN (etc.) as long as they
> >> > are compliant for nntp use and don't make the reading of
> >> > messages on newsgroups awkward by messing up quoted posts...
> >> > Although I do suspect that it wasn't the client that was the
> >> > problem but the user's configuration, but that is just a wild
> >> > guess!!!
> >> As you like it!
> >
> > I do like my Usenet experience to be nice... it shouldn't be a
> > chore!
>
> Hence Tim Bruening!

Who?!

No post shows up in my newsreader by anyone of that name...