Re: Amateurs web camchat

[Database Administrator]

On Jul 25, 8:59 am, hiramj...@gmail.com wrote:
> Amateurs web camchathttp://tubepenthouse.servik.com/view_cam.htm

Dear All,
I simply do not understand who sends this kind of worthless posts to
this forum. This is a forum of busy and serious (i mean, with sense of
humour of course) people and such sick messages should not be posted
here. So whoever is posting, please find your appropriate site/forum.

I would like to know if there is any moderator of this forum and can
they block such kind of messages?

Regards

(Sukumar)

[Database Administrator]

On 2008-07-26, Sukumar wrote:
> On Jul 25, 8:59 am, hiramj...@gmail.com wrote:
>> Amateurs web camchathttp://tubepenthouse.servik.com/view_cam.htm
>
> Dear All,
> I simply do not understand who sends this kind of worthless posts to
> this forum. This is a forum of busy and serious (i mean, with sense of
> humour of course) people and such sick messages should not be posted
> here. So whoever is posting, please find your appropriate site/forum.
>
> I would like to know if there is any moderator of this forum and can
> they block such kind of messages?
>
> Regards
>
> (Sukumar)

This is not a "forum", it is a Usenet newsgroup - your message is in 5
different groups, presumably because the message you responded to was.

Each group exists because the "managers" of a very large number of servers
all over the internet have individually decided that their servers will
accept messages posted to some subset of all the groups that exist,
and automatically exchange messages with one another to make them widely
available.

There is no owner, there is no central server, there is no moderator.
There is no way to reliably delete a message because some server somewhere
will not delete it, in fact most servers do not do deletions because of
the strong possibility of malicious deletions.

If you use a newsreader client instead of the Google interface, there
are ways you can block out most undesirable messages, but you have to
do it yourself, no-one can do it for you.

E

[Database Administrator]

On Jul 26, 12:58 pm, Eric wrote:
> On 2008-07-26, Sukumar wrote:
>
> > On Jul 25, 8:59 am, hiramj...@gmail.com wrote:
> >> Amateurs web camchathttp://tubepenthouse.servik.com/view_cam.htm
>
> > Dear All,
> > I simply do not understand who sends this kind of worthless posts to
> > this forum. This is a forum of busy and serious (i mean, with sense of
> > humour of course) people and such sick messages should not be posted
> > here. So whoever is posting, please find your appropriate site/forum.
>
> > I would like to know if there is any moderator of this forum and can
> > they block such kind of messages?
>
> > Regards
>
> > (Sukumar)
>
> This is not a "forum", it is a Usenet newsgroup - your message is in 5
> different groups, presumably because the message you responded to was.
>
> Each group exists because the "managers" of a very large number of servers
> all over the internet have individually decided that their servers will
> accept messages posted to some subset of all the groups that exist,
> and automatically exchange messages with one another to make them widely
> available.
>
> There is no owner, there is no central server, there is no moderator.
> There is no way to reliably delete a message because some server somewhere
> will not delete it, in fact most servers do not do deletions because of
> the strong possibility of malicious deletions.
>
> If you use a newsreader client instead of the Google interface, there
> are ways you can block out most undesirable messages, but you have to
> do it yourself, no-one can do it for you.
>
> E
Dear E.,
Ok. Thanks for the details of working of the groups. May i know how to
block it myself?

Regards

(Sukumar)

[Database Administrator]

On 2008-07-27, Sukumar wrote:
> On Jul 26, 12:58 pm, Eric wrote:
>> On 2008-07-26, Sukumar wrote:
>>
>> > On Jul 25, 8:59 am, hiramj...@gmail.com wrote:
>> >> Amateurs web camchathttp://tubepenthouse.servik.com/view_cam.htm
>>
>> > Dear All,
>> > I simply do not understand who sends this kind of worthless posts to
>> > this forum. This is a forum of busy and serious (i mean, with sense of
>> > humour of course) people and such sick messages should not be posted
>> > here. So whoever is posting, please find your appropriate site/forum.
>>
>> > I would like to know if there is any moderator of this forum and can
>> > they block such kind of messages?
>>
>> > Regards
>>
>> > (Sukumar)
>>
>> This is not a "forum", it is a Usenet newsgroup - your message is in 5
>> different groups, presumably because the message you responded to was.
>>
>> Each group exists because the "managers" of a very large number of servers
>> all over the internet have individually decided that their servers will
>> accept messages posted to some subset of all the groups that exist,
>> and automatically exchange messages with one another to make them widely
>> available.
>>
>> There is no owner, there is no central server, there is no moderator.
>> There is no way to reliably delete a message because some server somewhere
>> will not delete it, in fact most servers do not do deletions because of
>> the strong possibility of malicious deletions.
>>
>> If you use a newsreader client instead of the Google interface, there
>> are ways you can block out most undesirable messages, but you have to
>> do it yourself, no-one can do it for you.
>>
>> E
> Dear E.,
> Ok. Thanks for the details of working of the groups. May i know how to
> block it myself?
>
> Regards
>
> (Sukumar)

Very shortly after I had posted the above reply to you, I received a
number of "out of office" email messages from people I had never heard of,
with the same subject as this post, implying that someone had sent them
emails with forged headers so that they pretended to come from me. This
is a common trick of spammers and I do not appreciate having my email
address misused in this way.

The timing and the use of the same subject suggest that someone with
access to your email accounts is behaving very badly indeed.

As to your question, I have no time to write a book. I suggest you start
with www.newsreaders.com .

E