RE: Petition Microsoft to open a Newsgroup/Usenet for Windows7 Discuss

LOL

"Stan Starinski" wrote:

> Unless people move their lazy a** to petition Microsoft for creating a
> Usenet/Newsgroup for Windows7 discussions (in addition to WebForum )NOTHING
> will happen.
>
> Likewise water does not flow by itself but due to force of gravitation or
> pumping. Every message counts.
>
> I messaged Microsoft, but too many of you guys sit and count on someone else
> doing it, b/c admittedly it takes time to get thru the maze of Corporate
> contacts which Microsoft as most companies who are overloaded w/customers
> communications, is impeding to reduce the Customer Support load . But email
> contacts are there (as well as regular mail - which is MORE effective,
> emails are easy to trash, but a paper/conventional mail gets noticed).
> Similar to elections when some people think "other people will vote for me".
>
> It does NOT matter what Microsoft decided now (i.e. to focus on Webforums &
> drop Usenet), decisions are not engraved in stone! Companies change their
> decisions in resposne to market.
>
> =========================
> Stan Starinski
> Web: www.Interengineers.org www.Nanoinfocenter.com Currently OFF for
> maintenance
>
> .
>

I've had this idiot plonked for so long I'd forgotten just how much of an
idiot he is.

--


"Don't pick a fight with an old man.
If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you."


"Ǝиçεl" <> wrote in message
news:02A5DD18-F422-4188-BA38-...
> LOL
>
> "Stan Starinski" wrote:
>
>> Unless people move their lazy a** to petition Microsoft for creating a
>> Usenet/Newsgroup for Windows7 discussions (in addition to
>> WebForum )NOTHING
>> will happen.
>>
>> Likewise water does not flow by itself but due to force of gravitation or
>> pumping. Every message counts.
>>
>> I messaged Microsoft, but too many of you guys sit and count on someone
>> else
>> doing it, b/c admittedly it takes time to get thru the maze of Corporate
>> contacts which Microsoft as most companies who are overloaded w/customers
>> communications, is impeding to reduce the Customer Support load . But
>> email
>> contacts are there (as well as regular mail - which is MORE effective,
>> emails are easy to trash, but a paper/conventional mail gets noticed).
>> Similar to elections when some people think "other people will vote for
>> me".
>>
>> It does NOT matter what Microsoft decided now (i.e. to focus on
>> Webforums &
>> drop Usenet), decisions are not engraved in stone! Companies change
>> their
>> decisions in resposne to market.
>>
>> =========================
>> Stan Starinski
>> Web: www.Interengineers.org www.Nanoinfocenter.com Currently OFF
>> for
>> maintenance
>>
>> .
>>

On 5/11/2010 11:06 AM, Michael wrote:
> I've had this idiot plonked for so long I'd forgotten just how much of
> an idiot he is.
>

Same here. Also, probably a very small part of why these newsgroups are
going away.

+ 1

"milt" wrote:

> On 5/11/2010 11:06 AM, Michael wrote:
> > I've had this idiot plonked for so long I'd forgotten just how much of
> > an idiot he is.
> >
>
> Same here. Also, probably a very small part of why these newsgroups are
> going away.
>
> .
>

ROFL

"Michael" wrote:

> I've had this idiot plonked for so long I'd forgotten just how much of an
> idiot he is.
>
> --
>
>
> "Don't pick a fight with an old man.
> If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you."
>
>
> "Ǝиçεl" <> wrote in message
> news:02A5DD18-F422-4188-BA38-...
> > LOL
> >
> > "Stan Starinski" wrote:
> >
> >> Unless people move their lazy a** to petition Microsoft for creating a
> >> Usenet/Newsgroup for Windows7 discussions (in addition to
> >> WebForum )NOTHING
> >> will happen.
> >>
> >> Likewise water does not flow by itself but due to force of gravitation or
> >> pumping. Every message counts.
> >>
> >> I messaged Microsoft, but too many of you guys sit and count on someone
> >> else
> >> doing it, b/c admittedly it takes time to get thru the maze of Corporate
> >> contacts which Microsoft as most companies who are overloaded w/customers
> >> communications, is impeding to reduce the Customer Support load . But
> >> email
> >> contacts are there (as well as regular mail - which is MORE effective,
> >> emails are easy to trash, but a paper/conventional mail gets noticed).
> >> Similar to elections when some people think "other people will vote for
> >> me".
> >>
> >> It does NOT matter what Microsoft decided now (i.e. to focus on
> >> Webforums &
> >> drop Usenet), decisions are not engraved in stone! Companies change
> >> their
> >> decisions in resposne to market.
> >>
> >> =========================
> >> Stan Starinski
> >> Web: www.Interengineers.org www.Nanoinfocenter.com Currently OFF
> >> for
> >> maintenance
> >>
> >> .
> >>
> .
>