• joe aplace.com (4/4) Mar 29 2004 Name: joe
• John Reimer (2/8) Mar 29 2004 A sign D is becoming more popular again? :-(
• larry cowan (3/11) Mar 29 2004 Not until they say "deebop". But did you look to see what www.worldmusi...
• John Reimer (6/13) Mar 29 2004 No actually, I didn't. Weird site. Nothing related to music: its an
• larry cowan (3/16) Mar 29 2004 Aaahhhhh. Thanks. Pre-dates my discovery of D, I guess.
• imr1984 (2/15) Mar 30 2004 i think its a sign that we ditch this newsgroup and get a proper forum
• J C Calvarese (8/9) Mar 30 2004 That's a great idea.
• Ilya Minkov (9/10) Mar 31 2004 And see the forum get spammed? We can also requiere sort-of registration...

joe aplace.com writes:

Name: joe 
Email: joe aplace.com 
Web Page: www.worldmusic.com 
beebop 

John Reimer <jjreimer telus.net> writes:

joe aplace.com wrote:
 Name: joe 
 Email: joe aplace.com 
 Web Page: www.worldmusic.com 
 beebop 
 
 

A sign D is becoming more popular again? :-(

larry cowan <larry_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <c4aplm$1p7q$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John Reimer says...
joe aplace.com wrote:
 Name: joe 
 Email: joe aplace.com 
 Web Page: www.worldmusic.com 
 beebop 
 
 

A sign D is becoming more popular again? :-(

Not until they say "deebop".  But did you look to see what www.worldmusic.com
points to?

John Reimer <jjreimer telus.net> writes:

A sign D is becoming more popular again? :-(

 
 
 Not until they say "deebop".  But did you look to see what www.worldmusic.com
 points to?
 
 

No actually, I didn't.  Weird site.  Nothing related to music: its an 
Apache Tomcat default page, like somebody's in the process of setting up 
their webpage.

My reference to D popularity was because in the past whenever this 
newsgroup got spammed, we said "it must mean D is getting more popular." 
;-).

larry cowan <larry_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <c4au1a$1vi8$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John Reimer says...
A sign D is becoming more popular again? :-(

 
 
 Not until they say "deebop".  But did you look to see what www.worldmusic.com
 points to?
 
 

No actually, I didn't.  Weird site.  Nothing related to music: its an 
Apache Tomcat default page, like somebody's in the process of setting up 
their webpage.

or trying...
My reference to D popularity was because in the past whenever this 
newsgroup got spammed, we said "it must mean D is getting more popular." 
;-).

Aaahhhhh.  Thanks.  Pre-dates my discovery of D, I guess.

imr1984 <imr1984_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <c4au1a$1vi8$1 digitaldaemon.com>, John Reimer says...
A sign D is becoming more popular again? :-(

 
 
 Not until they say "deebop".  But did you look to see what www.worldmusic.com
 points to?
 
 

No actually, I didn't.  Weird site.  Nothing related to music: its an 
Apache Tomcat default page, like somebody's in the process of setting up 
their webpage.

My reference to D popularity was because in the past whenever this 
newsgroup got spammed, we said "it must mean D is getting more popular." 
;-).

i think its a sign that we ditch this newsgroup and get a proper forum

J C Calvarese <jcc7 cox.net> writes:

imr1984 wrote:
[...]
 i think its a sign that we ditch this newsgroup and get a proper forum

That's a great idea.

w    w    w    .    d    s    o    u    r    c    e    .    o    r    g

(Don't pay any attention to the subliminal message...)

-- 
Justin
http://jcc_7.tripod.com/d/

Ilya Minkov <minkov cs.tum.edu> writes:

imr1984 schrieb:

 i think its a sign that we ditch this newsgroup and get a proper forum

And see the forum get spammed? We can also requiere sort-of registration 
for this newsgroup if it is what you want!

And *no* web intreface to a forum can be better than viewing a newsgroup 
in a special newsgroup program or just in a half-decent e-mail client!

As far as i can see, your message has been sent off the NG's Web 
Interface. Please do yourself and us a favor, and try Mozilla Firebird, 
and then we'll see whether you'll want to have any forum after that.

-eye