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Rick Pikul <rwpikul@sympatico.ca> looked up from reading the entrails of
the porn spammer to utter "The Augury is good, the signs say:
>In article <1kh3b09j7lbhim5eabhpvp6gdnkql4pmlo@4ax.com>,
>Xocyll@kingston.net says...
>> Julie d'Aubigny <kali.magdalene@comcast.net> looked up from reading the
>> entrails of the porn spammer to utter "The Augury is good, the signs
>> say:
>>
>> >Xocyll wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Heck with some servers the only thing you'd need to do to create a group
>> >> is crosspost a message to it.
>> >> Those are the ones that advertise how they carry a few hundred thousand
>> >> groups, and that's why they have so many - they automatically add any
>> >> group referenced that doesn't already exist.
>> >
>> >Cool.
>> >
>> >I doubt comcast will, but here's trying. I'll see if I can get someone
>> >to really add it later.
>>
>> So far Supernews hasn't picked it up.
>> That's the only downside to the arrangement my ISP uses, I can't request
>> Supernews adds a group since i'm not their customer, my ISP is, and I
>> don't think the front desk/receptionist type at the ISP even knows what
>> a newsgroup is.
>
> Last time I checked, Supernews has no problems adding newsgroups
>for outsource customers.
I sent them e-mail once and was told I was not permitted to do so and
all requests had to go through the ISP.
I'd made a request through the ISP about 3 weeks before I tried the
direct route.
Xocyll
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