Would the Moderator of this group (Assumming There Is One) please block the Porno Spammers, This is a group to discuss a childrens oriented Television show,
Not "Hot Amature Action" or "18+ Porno Action"
Trevor Morris
Would the Moderator of this group (Assumming There Is One) please block the Porno Spammers, This is a group to discuss a childrens oriented Television show,
Not "Hot Amature Action" or "18+ Porno Action"
Trevor Morris
Uh, Daria is not a Childrens program. I bet you think South Park is a childrens oriented show too because it is animated, and that must mean Fritz The Cat is a childrens film as well... And porno is cool. So get your netcoping cumbugging ass off this NG.
Quark
Quark said:
True. More teen and young adult oriented, though I'm 34 and love the show. However ... the orientation of the show is such that I really doubt there's a big demand for random porn amongst the people who read this group. Mostly because random porn is STUPID.
Sincerely Yours, Jordan
"All the Universe or Nothingness ... that is the question. Which shall it be?" (H. G. Wells)
I assumed it was cross-posting in response to the spam from another newsgroup, although Daria's audience certainly includes a number of preteens and teens under 18...
Random porn! This goes with random sex. I get it. You're in a random mood. Random...
Dagny- cynic, general loony
http://urbanspacemen.arecool.net
"I'm not different for the sake of being different, only for the desperate sake of being myself. I can't join your gang: you'd think I was a phoney and I'd know it." Vivian Stanshall
Dagny said:
Hmm ... well random sex could be ...
Roll 1D6
1-2 Male 3-4 Female 5 Hanson 6 Other.
Like that?
Sincerely Yours, Jordan
"Man is a god in ruins" (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
On 14 Jul 1999 01:49:53 GMT, some letters randomly coalesced from individual pixels, claiming to be from [email] (Jordan S. Bassior), and it said:
Heh heh, that gives me an idea for a Planescape table. When visiting a particular brothel in Cygil, they just give you a random partner. Roll d100... ;p
On Wed, 14 Jul 1999 17:31:50 GMT, [email] (Tarvok) wrote:
Had something like that happen in a Mage game, when an oh-so-uptight Hermetic character got dragged off to Balador by his Ecstatic chantrymate... if I recall, he ended up in bed with some kind of 'lust sprite'.
But enough of this, we're waaaay off topic here.
Heh, Schol-R-LEA, I'd love to roleplay with you some time. The campaign sounds hilarious. And I find Mage an interesting universe.
Sincerely Yours, Jordan
"Man is a god in ruins" (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
Trevor Morris wrote in message news:MKMi3.32246$[email]...
Thanks for your concern, Trevor. There is no moderator in this group.
I'm fortunate in that my ISP trashes the spam before I even get to see it.
You can complain to the ISP who provides the account from which the spammer appears to be posting. In some cases the message will carry a header indicating an address for complaints, such as: X-Complaints-To: [email] You should attach to your (polite) complaint a *complete* copy of the message that caused you offence, including all headers. Many ISPs ban spamming under their "Acceptable Use Policy" and will warn account holders and even terminate accounts.
If I've not expressed myself clearly, or if you'd like further advice, your own ISP should be able to help: ask about complaining about spam. My apologies if I'm telling you stuff you already know.
It may be worth noting that alt.tv.daria is within the alt.* hierarchy, which has a very liberal attitude towards content. If people choose to post single messages (rather than spam) with material you or I might consider offensive, there is little formal recourse. Some people recommend that children should not have access to any group in the alt.* hierarchy.
Outside the alt.* hierarchy, a group's charter defines what is and isn't acceptable and ISPs expect users to post in accord with charters; and act against users who don't. AFAIK charters are rare or non-existent in the alt.* hierarchy.
Perhaps we should be thinking about creating rec.arts.tv.daria? Not that I know how to do that!
Martin.
Martin Sylvester wrote:
Perhaps "uncommon" would be a better description. Alt.* groups _are_ supposed to have them, but since there's no hard and fast rules for creating alt.* groups, you can get away with not having one.
For the curious, here's alt.tv.daria's charter:
Charter: The newsgroup alt.tv.daria is for discussion of the MTV cartoon, Daria. It is not an appropriate group for posting binaries, such as pictures sounds etc.
Very painfully. Creating a Big 8 group is a very formal and annoying process, with a lot of rules. Also, the very existence of this group could possibly hinder the chances of a rec.arts.tv.daria being approved.
On Tue, 13 Jul 1999 19:49:00 GMT, "Trevor Morris" wrote:
You know what happens when you make assumptions?
You become an ass, and the ump will shun you.
Virtually all usenet newsgroups are unmoderated.
Children's oriented?
Dammit! It's my turn to say dammit!
He complained when I hit him. All my friends do. Wusses.