Repost to group. : New people and posts

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Repost to group.

 

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> Dear Group,

>

> We seem to have a few new people in the group so I will cover a few

> things.

 

If you do not like some of the posts, we understand and the only

problem comes when you complain and expect us to change to suit you.

Some people leave this group every day and we think that a lot of them

are right to do so as they probably didn't fit in anyway.

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> We do not permit commercial intent in postings or even a hint of it so

> if you came here to promote something it probably isn't going to work.

>

> If you post and have a signmature attached to your message the content

> of your posting must be high level to be able to do so. The more

> signature the better the content necessary to post.

>

> We rarely use allopathic sources in our messages/articles. If you do

> so it better be good. We do not promote solutions of allopathic pills,

> procedures or whatever. If you want to say good things about them,

> please go to an allopathic list.

 

Some posts that only say, thank you or some other personal messages

are usually not allowed. Those messages should go to that person

personally and not 3000 other people too.

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> All people are moderated on this list. We have had too many problems

> in the past. It isn't personal it is just policy.

>

> If you post something as an answer/solution try and include an

explanation not

> just here is the answer. It is better if you can use/cite articles,

> sources, etc. to help document the validity if possible.

>

> Not all messages make it to the group and that can happen for many

> reasons. A lot go into the trash. We have a lot of members and get a

lot of posts. As an example, if you do not cut off all added

> signatures put on by 's servers, etc.and other extra stuff, it

will not be posted, etc.

>

> This is a large group. Your membership gives you the right to read the

> messages, it does not give you the right to post. The depth and

> quality of your posts only gives that right.

>

> regards,

>

> Frank