Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly
effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet
providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly
effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for
example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet >>> providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly
effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for >>> example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
Simon Mason put up six posts on the 24th, none of which got past the NIN servers. Mind you, another 50 spam posts didn’t make it either in that time. 😀
On 28/11/2023 01:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet >>>> providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly
effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for >>>> example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
Simon Mason put up six posts on the 24th, none of which got past the NIN
servers. Mind you, another 50 spam posts didn’t make it either in that
time. 😀
And this is all because he posts via Google Groups (neé Deja News)?
Well... (and if he is reading this), he can always get a subscription to
the Berlin Freie Universität server, problem thereby solved.
Mind you, it carries a charge, which is a different problem.
After all, chavs on bikes are entitled to everything, everywhere, every
day, all day, free of charge.
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 01:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet >>>>> providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly
effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for >>>>> example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
Simon Mason put up six posts on the 24th, none of which got past the NIN >>> servers. Mind you, another 50 spam posts didn’t make it either in that >>> time. 😀
And this is all because he posts via Google Groups (neé Deja News)?
Well... (and if he is reading this), he can always get a subscription to
the Berlin Freie Universität server, problem thereby solved.
Mind you, it carries a charge, which is a different problem.
Ah, yes, but it is in the EU and the cost is in Eurocurrency, so given Mason’s attraction to all things EU it should be a slam dunk for him.
After all, chavs on bikes are entitled to everything, everywhere, every
day, all day, free of charge.
Don’t they just!
On 28/11/2023 05:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 01:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet >>>>>> providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly >>>>>> effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for
example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
Simon Mason put up six posts on the 24th, none of which got past the NIN >>>> servers. Mind you, another 50 spam posts didn’t make it either in that >>>> time. 😀
And this is all because he posts via Google Groups (neé Deja News)?
Well... (and if he is reading this), he can always get a subscription to >>> the Berlin Freie Universität server, problem thereby solved.
Mind you, it carries a charge, which is a different problem.
Ah, yes, but it is in the EU and the cost is in Eurocurrency, so given
Mason’s attraction to all things EU it should be a slam dunk for him.
After all, chavs on bikes are entitled to everything, everywhere, every
day, all day, free of charge.
Don’t they just!
Knowing his impressive coding skills, as exemplified by the famous
killfile he wrote for Google Groups, I bet he's working as we type on
writing a new app to get around Google Groups' bad reception from proper
news servers.
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 05:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 01:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet
providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly >>>>>>> effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for
example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
Simon Mason put up six posts on the 24th, none of which got past the NIN >>>>> servers. Mind you, another 50 spam posts didn’t make it either in that >>>>> time. 😀
And this is all because he posts via Google Groups (neé Deja News)?
Well... (and if he is reading this), he can always get a subscription to >>>> the Berlin Freie Universität server, problem thereby solved.
Mind you, it carries a charge, which is a different problem.
Ah, yes, but it is in the EU and the cost is in Eurocurrency, so given
Mason’s attraction to all things EU it should be a slam dunk for him.
After all, chavs on bikes are entitled to everything, everywhere, every >>>> day, all day, free of charge.
Don’t they just!
Knowing his impressive coding skills, as exemplified by the famous
killfile he wrote for Google Groups, I bet he's working as we type on
writing a new app to get around Google Groups' bad reception from proper
news servers.
I wonder if Google’s AI bot has got hold of Mason’s GG KF script somehow and in awe of how good it was, modified it to kill all of Google’s Usenet output?
Stranger things…
On 29/11/2023 07:14 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 05:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 01:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet
providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly >>>>>>>> effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for
example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
Simon Mason put up six posts on the 24th, none of which got past the NIN >>>>>> servers. Mind you, another 50 spam posts didn’t make it either in that >>>>>> time. 😀
And this is all because he posts via Google Groups (neé Deja News)? >>>>>
Well... (and if he is reading this), he can always get a subscription to >>>>> the Berlin Freie Universität server, problem thereby solved.
Mind you, it carries a charge, which is a different problem.
Ah, yes, but it is in the EU and the cost is in Eurocurrency, so given >>>> Mason’s attraction to all things EU it should be a slam dunk for him. >>>>
After all, chavs on bikes are entitled to everything, everywhere, every >>>>> day, all day, free of charge.
Don’t they just!
Knowing his impressive coding skills, as exemplified by the famous
killfile he wrote for Google Groups, I bet he's working as we type on
writing a new app to get around Google Groups' bad reception from proper >>> news servers.
I wonder if Google’s AI bot has got hold of Mason’s GG KF script somehow >> and in awe of how good it was, modified it to kill all of Google’s Usenet >> output?
Stranger things…
Well...
He's certainly having a go.
At exactly 20:00 tonight, a post appeared to arrive on Thunderbird,
written by Simon Mason and entitled:
"Jail sentence challenge fails over hit-and-run drug driver who killed
boy, 9"
Clicking on it brings up the message:
QUOTE:
(I) Article not found
The newsgroup server reports that it can't find the article.
Newsgroup server responded: Bad article number
Perhaps the article has expired?
Try searching for article: <[email protected]> (962194)
ENDQUOTE
On 29/11/2023 07:14 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 05:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 01:19 pm, Spike wrote:
JNugent <[email protected]> wrote:
On 28/11/2023 10:52 am, Spike wrote:
Since the recent crapflood of spam postings, the actions taken by Usenet
providers to filter out postings via Google Groups has been highly >>>>>>>> effective.
There have been no postings from that source at all arriving via NIN, for
example, since the 24th, four days ago.
Well done NIN! And doubtless other Usenet providers.
Keep the rubbish off Usenet.
Ah... the penny drops... This explains it...
Simon Mason put up six posts on the 24th, none of which got past the NIN >>>>>> servers. Mind you, another 50 spam posts didn’t make it either in that >>>>>> time. 😀
And this is all because he posts via Google Groups (neé Deja News)? >>>>>
Well... (and if he is reading this), he can always get a subscription to >>>>> the Berlin Freie Universität server, problem thereby solved.
Mind you, it carries a charge, which is a different problem.
Ah, yes, but it is in the EU and the cost is in Eurocurrency, so given >>>> Mason’s attraction to all things EU it should be a slam dunk for him. >>>>
After all, chavs on bikes are entitled to everything, everywhere, every >>>>> day, all day, free of charge.
Don’t they just!
Knowing his impressive coding skills, as exemplified by the famous
killfile he wrote for Google Groups, I bet he's working as we type on
writing a new app to get around Google Groups' bad reception from proper >>> news servers.
I wonder if Google’s AI bot has got hold of Mason’s GG KF script somehow >> and in awe of how good it was, modified it to kill all of Google’s Usenet >> output?
Stranger things…
Well...
He's certainly having a go.
At exactly 20:00 tonight, a post appeared to arrive on Thunderbird,
written by Simon Mason and entitled:
"Jail sentence challenge fails over hit-and-run drug driver who killed
boy, 9"
Clicking on it brings up the message:
QUOTE:
(I) Article not found
The newsgroup server reports that it can't find the article.
Newsgroup server responded: Bad article number
Perhaps the article has expired?
Try searching for article: <[email protected]> (962194)
ENDQUOTE
I see the Mason crapflood has started again, it seems like his modus from
12 years ago has turned into a monster, as he has now become the troll instead of the troll hunter:
“My "job" is to purge urc of troll activity by depriving them of what
they most crave - attention.
If the trolls post excessively then so do I to remove their influence.
And the posts you read by the likes of "Mr Benn", "J Nugent", "The
Medway Handyman", "Mr Cheerful" and "Judith" are not meant to
stimulate healthy debate, but are solely designed to stir up trouble,
anti cycling rhetoric, provoke outrage when they mock dead cyclists
and then decend into hateful personal attacks. And all because we
enjoy cycling.
If you wish to discuss cycling in a troll free environment then there
is now uk.rec.cycling.moderated.
Take care and thanks for your input.”
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