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I want to be sure I am doing this right and was going to respond to a post
but....
I want to make sure I will do it right. :)
Do I reply to group or sender?

Thank you Greatly,
Gidge

*crosses fingers*

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On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 14:47:19 -0400, <Gidge2@access4less.net> wrote:

>I want to be sure I am doing this right and was going to respond to a post
>but....
>I want to make sure I will do it right. :)
>Do I reply to group or sender?
>
>Thank you Greatly,
>Gidge
>
>*crosses fingers*

If you're making a new post, you don't reply to either. :)

Anyhow it seems to be working okay. Hello back.

--
Michael Cecil
http://home.comcast.net/~macecil/

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<Gidge2@access4less.net> wrote in message
news:10lbfa0jjgkg748@corp.supernews.com...
> I want to be sure I am doing this right and was going to respond to a post
> but....
> I want to make sure I will do it right. :)
> Do I reply to group or sender?
>
> Thank you Greatly,
> Gidge
>
> *crosses fingers*

Depends on what you want :P
Sender goes to the person that wrote what you are replying to, ie their
personal email adx. Group on the other hand replys to the Newsgroup server
and anyone and their second couisn can read what you wrote. And as Poly said
for starting a new post niether :P Welcome to the group. Hope you like it!

Alminair

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On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 18:37:34 -0600, "Alminair" <Alminair@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
><Gidge2@access4less.net> wrote in message
>news:10lbfa0jjgkg748@corp.supernews.com...
>> I want to be sure I am doing this right and was going to respond to a post
>> but....
>> I want to make sure I will do it right. :)
>> Do I reply to group or sender?
>>
>> Thank you Greatly,
>> Gidge
>>
>> *crosses fingers*
>
>Depends on what you want :P
>Sender goes to the person that wrote what you are replying to, ie their
>personal email adx. Group on the other hand replys to the Newsgroup server
>and anyone and their second couisn can read what you wrote. And as Poly said
>for starting a new post niether :P Welcome to the group. Hope you like it!
>
>Alminair
>
Usenet gets few newbies, so welcome. Just so we old timers don't
yell at you, check out the "netiquette" for usenet.

Netiquette and Usenet culture
http://kb.indiana.edu/data/abcy.html
http://kb.indiana.edu/menu/usenet.html

One thing to start with. Don't top post. Post after what your
responding to. Its a discussion group, and people like to follow
the conversation.

If your responding to a post, post to the group if you want everyone
to see it. A lot of people do NOT have "real" e-mail addresses in the
return mail area. Using your real e-mail address opens you up to
even more SPAM in your e-mail than you normal get.

If you like SPAM (Unsolicited E-mail) then post using your real e-mail
address.

Ice


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