Re: Sleep / Pain Option? (Flexerial)

Sorry if cross posting has offended anyone. I normally never do it, but I
did with a couple recent topics that I felt were very important for multiple
groups to be invloved with... i.e. pain issues, I wanted this group, and the
cronic pain group to be invloved, and I didnt want people having to repete
things that were already told to me in another group, which happens if I
post to each group privatly....

So despite me having good reasons, and most people finding it ok to cross
post a relveant issue to multiple groups some times, I know there are people
who didnt like it. (Mainly from this group, I don;t think it bothered
anyone else in the other groups at all)

So my applogies..

And just a suggestion, as I know we all are in need of working on it,
espically myself in many area's so don't take it the wrong way,, it applies
to me just as much if not more so than any of you...

"Don't sweat the sweat the small stuff and its all small stuff"

Jamie

"Sunshine&Lollipops" <NotARealEmailAddy@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
>
> Matt wrote:
> > >It's just to avoid unwanted threads and a bunch of "me too's" and
> > >it's also to try to keep the group on topic.
> >
> > I don't understand the "me too's" explanation. And why would it take
> > group off topic? For instance, say the Flexeril/sleep issue was
> > posted here, chronic pain, and a depression group. That seems to
> > be a topic that's related to all those groups...and different people
> > visit each group, so therefore more input could be gained from the
> > posts.
>
> Not complaining because I skip many post,
> Ok just like here we never really stay focused on just on topic or
subject
> so if you post here and crosspost to let's say alt.sleep.problems or what
> ever group (We AMF) are going to get a whole bunch of replies that do not
> really pertain to us because those of us who have CFS FMS have a totally
> different sleep problem unlike those with let's say apnea.
> And now we have a tone of threads where they explain apnea to us and we
> have to explain FMS and how the sleep problems differ and as to why.
>
> As to what a "me too" is. Let's say I add in this post that is crossposted
> "I like Cheerio's"
> Then we get a bunch of "me too's" or post why that person hates
Cheerio's.
>
> Some people are on dialup and it takes time to download the post and don't
> want to DL a bunch of post they don't need to read that contain just a "me
> too".
> Some of us download our post and then reply offline and post them when we
> sign back on also.
> People in the UK for example pay for bandwith and some use cellular to
> download so it adds to the cost.
>
> Most of us also snip all the replies except for the last response to save
on
> downloading the whole thread in one post.
>
> There are no set rules in each group, just what a majority of the posters
> like to see in that group.
> In some groups you will get flamed for top posting and in others they
> preffer top post like an Email reply.
>
> Because of Fibro Fog most of us in this group post between the replies so
we
> can remember what the heck we wanted to reply to. Is this appropriate?
Well
> for this group it is but not in others.
>
> >
> > fran, thanks...that explanation makes sense. Since it affects the
> > replies that other people post back.
> >
> > Like I said, I use Google Groups and not a news reader, and I only
> > know how to post to one group at a time. But sometimes if relevant,
> > I'll copy and post the same to another group to get more feedback. I
> > hope nobody killfiles me for that.
>
> Ok here's something relevant, We share our personal lives here also.
> I just bought a Chevy Blazer 4x4 and want to tell you guys. To save time
> I'll crosspost it to alt.trucks.chevy because I want my chevy buds to know
> also.
> Now people here are going to reply nice Dave, good luck with it.
> Next the Chevy guys reply (Crossposted) what size tires, motor and color
and
> all that. Now do you think anyone in AMF besides me cares about that?
>
> Avoid posting to multiple newsgroups.
>
> Few things annoy Usenet readers as much as multiple copies of a posting
> appearing in multiple newsgroups (called "spamming"). A posting that is
> cross-posted (i.e. lists multiple newsgroups on the Newsgroups: header
line)
> to a few appropriate newsgroups is fine, but even with cross-posts,
> restraint is advised.
>
> Seeing you are posting Via Google I pulled this from the FAQ they wrote.
>
> http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/posting_style.html
>
>
> >
> > I hope nobody thinks I'm trying to stir up trouble. I just have seen
> > that term "cross posting" and have been wondering what it was all
> > about. Now I know.
>
> I hope you don't think this was a flame or a slam. Hell I took more time
to
> explain this than I do other things in here. LOL
>
> SnL
>
>


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