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Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Chris, Aug 3, 2010.

  1. Chris

    Chris Guest

    every body away on holiday??
     
    Chris, Aug 3, 2010
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  2. Chris

    Charlie+ Guest

    underneath my scribble :

    This group is gradually dying like many others as most of the newer computer
    users and the young dont even know usenet exists and it never gets any
    publicity. C+
     
    Charlie+, Aug 4, 2010
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  3. Chris

    Tinkerer Guest

    It has been kind of quiet lately hasn't it. Me, I'm busy with grand
    parenting duties in the school holidays.
     
    Tinkerer, Aug 4, 2010
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  4. Chris

    Linea Recta Guest


    I noticed that too. Many nntp groups seem to be dying...
    I suppose everyone is moving to the new nonsense trends on internet.


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    Linea Recta, Aug 4, 2010
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  5. Chris

    Ken Guest

    A group thrives when there are problems about which people can share
    ideas/solutions. I have owned a 504, 505, 406 and now have a 407.
    There is no question that, from the 406, problems have been much less
    frequent. The fuel/engine/electrics management systems are very
    reliable.
    But the same factor has sharply reduced the scope for us to fiddle. I
    understood every link in the fuel/drive chain up to the 505. I could
    solve/fix most break-downs. Just as well the 407 is virtually trouble-
    free because, if the thing stops, I have very little idea of what to
    do about it (except call for help!).
    I am in groups on health-related topics and these show no signs of
    losing members - well there is considerable turnover but no change in
    the level of interest/activity.
     
    Ken, Aug 5, 2010
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