Re: slrn -- selectively killfiling Google Groups

Michael DeBusk wrote:
On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 15:04:32 +0200 (CEST), Mike Dee
<mikedee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

% a score with a value greater than -9999
Score: -55
References: googlegroups
% picks up *responses* to killfiled grouper's posts
% allows you to determine new groupers "worthyness"
% based on others [quoted] responses and their MID in the
% References header to locate the OP.

This looks good, and simple enough. The only problem I see with it is
that it depends on other intelligent people to not do it. :)

A thought from the Usenet Improvement Project <g>: if you kill on
non-GG responses to GG posts (References: googlegroups), you're
empowering GGers to poison whole threads and/or subthreads. Do you
really want to hand them that much power?


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Killing all posts from Google Groups
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