In article , Mike Coslo
wrote:

From experience with a lot of AOL users, their decision will sit very
well with a lot of newsgroup regulars! 8^)

I second the above, and wish to add, "don't let the keyboard hit you in
the butt on your way out of the Usenet system........"

"couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of folks........"

"austa Lavista BABY........."

Now if we could get the WebTver's to do the same thing........



Me

;-) If it bugs you, change it!

Yep, AOL screwed it with charging for ham ads, they faded away. Now they are
trying to get rid of NG - stupid. If it is not very busy so what's the problem?
If they kill NG, maybe time to change. Too much lib bias at AOL anyway.

Yuri, K3BU.us

If AOL had dropped newsgroups in May of 1997, we might have avoided the
Fraudtenna Follies.

If AOL had dropped newsgroups in May of 1997, we might have avoided the
Fraudtenna Follies altogether.

Bill wrote:
If AOL had dropped newsgroups in May of 1997, we might have avoided the
Fraudtenna Follies.


Yah but look at all the fun that would have been missed.....