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I think there is a huge difference between saying " hey, I hot a /19 anyone interested ping me" since that's a scarce and much sought after _network resource_ , which would be covered by the list charter <BR>
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Messages like " hey, I got phones, servers, blah blah blah for sale" - since they are a dime a dozen from ebay to PC shops to networking brokers - are likely _not_ covered by list charter and (bordering on spam) off topic.<BR>
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but thats just my opinion<BR>
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On Wed, 2013-02-27 at 15:28 -0800, Scott Weeks wrote:
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--- <A HREF="mailto:forsakov@gmail.com">forsakov@gmail.com</A> wrote:
From: august forsakov <<A HREF="mailto:forsakov@gmail.com">forsakov@gmail.com</A>>
NOT that this is a list for selling items No!
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It sure has been that lately with all the prefix
selling. How can you tell sales droids they can't
sell on the list, but everyone else can? What's
next; all "IP brokers" come on the list and spam?
scott
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