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Terry

2005-07-05, 7:33 pm

Terry wrote:
> http://www.gregorysfleamarket.com/ - Single page site based on a MySQL
> database, delivered via php. The resultant html and css validate. Most
> images are randomly selected.
> TIA
>

I did a seach on google for gregorys flea market - chech out what came
up in the number 2 spot.
http://www.forum4designers.com/arch...5-6-266177.html

I did not check to see if they have hi-jacked the whole newsgroup as
their "own" forum - my bet is yes.

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kchayka

2005-07-05, 7:33 pm

Terry wrote:
>
> http://www.forum4designers.com/arch...5-6-266177.html
>
> I did not check to see if they have hi-jacked the whole newsgroup as
> their "own" forum - my bet is yes.


forum4designers.com is fairly well-known around here. They provide a web
interface to select usenet newsgroups, though they don't really
advertise that fact very well.

Several months ago there was a rash of posters from there. All were
pretty much told to get a real newsreader and come back when they had a
clue. ;)

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Blinky the Shark

2005-07-05, 7:33 pm

kchayka wrote:
> Terry wrote:


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> forum4designers.com is fairly well-known around here. They provide a web
> interface to select usenet newsgroups, though they don't really
> advertise that fact very well.


It gets worse. Now they're making keywords in posts *links* to whoever
they've cut deals with. Use the word "spam" in your post, for instance,
and on their web interface it will be a link to some website they've
chosen.

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