Re: White/Black List Interface Is *NOT* User Friendly

Mike Easter wrote:

> but I don't think anyone, you or I, has any 
> 'necessity' or obligation to try to mess around in a forum when there's 
> a perfectly good newsgroup.  Or, the newsgroup /should / be perfectly 
> good.

 100% agreed.  I did look at the web forum one time, and that one time was 
enough to strengthen my already powerful dislike of that medium, although 
I see how it could appeal to people who just bought their first computer 
last week.

 I used to follow this newgroup with interest before the "move" to the web 
forum and had at least a vague feeling of being part of the 'Spamcop 
group'. I continue downloading the messages in this newsgroup since I 
assume that if any sort of major change (for better or worse) happens in 
SC, then it will probably be noted here so that I won't be taken by 
surprise. But any sort of feeling of "being part of SC" is now gone. I 
just report my spam and move on. Spamcop is just an anonymous tool to me 
now.

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Brad Blanchard
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