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JoyAnna
05-25-2009, 04:42 PM
I thought it was agreed that those annoying Newshound posts would cease.
Oh well,
JoyAnna
oldpaganfreak
05-25-2009, 04:47 PM
I thought it was agreed that those annoying Newshound posts would cease.
Oh well,
JoyAnna
if they annoy you, the solution is simple. don't click on them!
this is a non issue. get over it.:wall:
JoyAnna
05-25-2009, 07:15 PM
if they annoy you, the solution is simple. don't click on them!
this is a non issue. get over it.:wall:
Thank you for your kindly reply.
Dantheman62
05-25-2009, 07:29 PM
if they annoy you, the solution is simple. don't click on them!
this is a non issue. get over it.:wall:
It is an issue! All newshound does is push threads down quickly with front page news links. We don't need every single front page news article posted by a newsbot that can't even give you a reply to your comment,if you choose to comment to an idiotbot.
avyaktam
05-25-2009, 07:55 PM
It is an issue! All newshound does is push threads down quickly with front page news links.
I fully agree Dan. That's why will follow your advise. And not start threads here anymore, so the thing can flush itself to where it belongs.:naughty:
I don't mind if people want to use the webbot, I will use it, but it should not mix with other threads.
oldpaganfreak
05-25-2009, 10:54 PM
i'm sorry for my tone, but i find it frustrating. i live in an isolated location. i have no tv, a dialup connection that disallows most online news sources, and have access to one hardcopy newspaper. the newsbot has brought me a lot of news that i have not heard elsewhere, or before any other source. for example, i learned of the n korean nuke test here last night, via newsbot. i heard it on cbc this morning.
there are now 5 or 6 threads on this topic. that's derailing the forum too.
perhaps newsbot could have its own category. but don't deny me the variety of relevant things i read on the newsbot's posts.
i live without the access to fast internet that most of you enjoy. it takes several minutes for most pages to load, with my connection. as a result, there are only a handful of places i go online. i have other things to do besides spending half my time online, waiting for pages to load.
Dantheman62
05-25-2009, 11:33 PM
i'm sorry for my tone, but i find it frustrating. i live in an isolated location. i have no tv, a dialup connection that disallows most online news sources, and have access to one hardcopy newspaper. the newsbot has brought me a lot of news that i have not heard elsewhere, or before any other source. for example, i learned of the n korean nuke test here last night, via newsbot. i heard it on cbc this morning.
there are now 5 or 6 threads on this topic. that's derailing the forum too.
perhaps newsbot could have its own category. but don't deny me the variety of relevant things i read on the newsbot's posts.
i live without the access to fast internet that most of you enjoy. it takes several minutes for most pages to load, with my connection. as a result, there are only a handful of places i go online. i have other things to do besides spending half my time online, waiting for pages to load.
Wow, several minutes for a page to load? Holy s...t!! I knew you were on dial up but I didn't think it was that slow!
Have you checked into something like DirecTv, where you get the dish for tv and internet.
I guess the MSM newsbot could have it's own section for those that want news.
By the time I log onto the forum I've read all the news I can handle. LOL
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