You can't post on google anymore, but ... you can still report threads.

In that light, I'd suggest that everyone still reading aapc, who used to be on google groups, go there and exercise their power.

Team Monkey (Michael Monkey Peabrain, NastyGoon, and Chimp Obsesso) have in the past tried flooding the google archives with hateful posts about other aapc members; a strategy that failed, which explains their recent absence. However, in the past 24 tried flooding the google archives by reposting their content one more time, hoping that newcomers to the group would see their hateful content first.

Which is why I'd recommend that those still posting on aapc revisit google groups one more time, and report all posts by them in the past 24 hours as hateful content. At best, it will get them off the archive; at worst, they'll be blocked to the user, so that we won't have to see them again.

George J. Dance wrote:
>
> You can't post on google anymore, but ... you can still report threads.

> In that light, I'd suggest that everyone still reading aapc, who used to be on google groups, go there and exercise their power.

> Team Monkey (Michael Monkey Peabrain, NastyGoon, and Chimp Obsesso) have in the past tried flooding the google archives with hateful posts about other aapc members; a strategy that failed, which explains their recent absence. However, in the past 24 tried flooding the google archives by reposting their content one more time, hoping that newcomers to the group would see their hateful content first.

> Which is why I'd recommend that those still posting on aapc revisit google groups one more time, and report all posts by them in the past 24 hours as hateful content. At best, it will get them off the archive; at worst, they'll be blocked to the user, so that we won't have to see them again.

Excellent plan G.D.

I am sorry I was unable to post in the last few minutres of Google Groups but that's just how it goes...

THIS is still going out to Usenet, and so of course this is the official a.a.p.c as we know.

AND... we can still post on the non-Usenet Google Groups, such as at:

https://groups.google.com/g/alt-arts-poetry-comments

alt.arts.poetry.commentary

So we still have a "Google Groups" venue if we want it..!

General-Zod wrote:

> George J. Dance wrote:
>
>> You can't post on google anymore, but ... you can still report threads.

>> In that light, I'd suggest that everyone still reading aapc, who used to be on google groups, go there and exercise their power.

>> Team Monkey (Michael Monkey Peabrain, NastyGoon, and Chimp Obsesso) have in the past tried flooding the google archives with hateful posts about other aapc members; a strategy that failed, which explains their recent absence. However, in the past 24 tried flooding the google archives by reposting their content one more time, hoping that newcomers to the group would see their hateful content first.

>> Which is why I'd recommend that those still posting on aapc revisit google groups one more time, and report all posts by them in the past 24 hours as hateful content. At best, it will get them off the archive; at worst, they'll be blocked to the user, so that we won't have to see them again.

> Excellent plan G.D.

> I am sorry I was unable to post in the last few minutres of Google Groups but that's just how it goes...

> THIS is still going out to Usenet, and so of course this is the official a.a.p.c as we know.

> AND... we can still post on the non-Usenet Google Groups, such as at:

> https://groups.google.com/g/alt-arts-poetry-comments

> alt.arts.poetry.commentary

> So we still have a "Google Groups" venue if we want it..!

I had forgotten about that group, good to know there's still a place we can sort of still be involved with Google Groups, and who knows, maybe even work at building that group as well as restoring a.a.p.c. and rec.arts.poems to their former glory.

:)

Will Dockery wrote:

> General-Zod wrote:

>> George J. Dance wrote:
>>
>>> You can't post on google anymore, but ... you can still report threads.

>>> In that light, I'd suggest that everyone still reading aapc, who used to be on google groups, go there and exercise their power.

>>> Team Monkey (Michael Monkey Peabrain, NastyGoon, and Chimp Obsesso) have in the past tried flooding the google archives with hateful posts about other aapc members; a strategy that failed, which explains their recent absence. However, in the past 24 tried flooding the google archives by reposting their content one more time, hoping that newcomers to the group would see their hateful content first.

>>> Which is why I'd recommend that those still posting on aapc revisit google groups one more time, and report all posts by them in the past 24 hours as hateful content. At best, it will get them off the archive; at worst, they'll be blocked to the user, so that we won't have to see them again.

>> Excellent plan G.D.

>> I am sorry I was unable to post in the last few minutres of Google Groups but that's just how it goes...

>> THIS is still going out to Usenet, and so of course this is the official a.a.p.c as we know.

>> AND... we can still post on the non-Usenet Google Groups, such as at:

>> https://groups.google.com/g/alt-arts-poetry-comments

>> alt.arts.poetry.commentary

>> So we still have a "Google Groups" venue if we want it..!

> I had forgotten about that group, good to know there's still a place we can sort of still be involved with Google Groups, and who knows, maybe even work at building that group as well as restoring a.a.p.c. and rec.arts.poems to their former glory.

> :)

Indeed...!

https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/alt-arts-poetry-comments

George J. Dance wrote:

> You can't post on google anymore, but ... you can still report threads.

And please support what's left of Google Groups, before the plug is pulled on that directly, probably soon:

alt.arts.poetry.commentary

https://groups.google.com/g/alt-arts-poetry-comments

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

> In that light, I'd suggest that everyone still reading aapc, who used to be on google groups, go there and exercise their power.

> Team Monkey (Michael Monkey Peabrain, NastyGoon, and Chimp Obsesso) have in the past tried flooding the google archives with hateful posts about other aapc members; a strategy that failed, which explains their recent absence. However, in the past 24 tried flooding the google archives by reposting their content one more time, hoping that newcomers to the group would see their hateful content first.

> Which is why I'd recommend that those still posting on aapc revisit google groups one more time, and report all posts by them in the past 24 hours as hateful content. At best, it will get them off the archive; at worst, they'll be blocked to the user, so that we won't have to see them again.

Well put, G. D.

W.Dockery wrote:

> General-Zod wrote:

>> George J. Dance wrote:
>>
>>> You can't post on google anymore, but ... you can still report threads.

>>> In that light, I'd suggest that everyone still reading aapc, who used to be on google groups, go there and exercise their power.

>>> Team Monkey (Michael Monkey Peabrain, NastyGoon, and Chimp Obsesso) have in the past tried flooding the google archives with hateful posts about other aapc members; a strategy that failed, which explains their recent absence. However, in the past 24 tried flooding the google archives by reposting their content one more time, hoping that newcomers to the group would see their hateful content first.

>>> Which is why I'd recommend that those still posting on aapc revisit google groups one more time, and report all posts by them in the past 24 hours as hateful content. At best, it will get them off the archive; at worst, they'll be blocked to the user, so that we won't have to see them again.

>> Excellent plan G.D.

>> I am sorry I was unable to post in the last few minutres of Google Groups but that's just how it goes...

>> THIS is still going out to Usenet, and so of course this is the official a.a.p.c as we know.

>> AND... we can still post on the non-Usenet Google Groups, such as at:

>> https://groups.google.com/g/alt-arts-poetry-comments

>> alt.arts.poetry.commentary

>> So we still have a "Google Groups" venue if we want it..!

> I had forgotten about that group, good to know there's still a place we can sort of still be involved with Google Groups, and who knows, maybe even work at building that group as well as restoring a.a.p.c. and rec.arts.poems to their former glory.

> :)

Quite enjoyable since we all loved Google Groups dearly, more dearly than the spoken word can tell.. ha ha.