Found Collection

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newsgroups on company time with your ad junk?

Al
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Author of Disneyland Information Guide [D-I-G] http://members.aol.com/alweho
- "Strange how potent cheap music can be." (Noel Coward's "Private Lives") -

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are you spamming newsgroups with your ads during company time?

Al
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Author of Disneyland Information Guide [D-I-G] http://members.aol.com/alweho
- "Strange how potent cheap music can be." (Noel Coward's "Private Lives") -

Let's not slam people this is not what this news group is about!  Just keep
those negative comments to yourself.

http://members.aol.com/alweho

Wow, Al.  I really owe you an apology.  For the longest time, I really hadn't
given you credit for all the information you get, and the sources you have--
I honestly thought you were perhaps a bit full of it, so to speak.  But to
see that you have such amazing contacts that you can get personnel and time-
card information for anyone in the company at the drop of a hat--knowing who
works what shift, when people have requested vacation, normal work hours for
all individual employees of the Walt Disney Company, etc.--such that you can
determine when someone is on the clock and when he/she is not...well, if you
can wield that kind of clout, how can I ever doubt you again?

A new convert,

Scott

The article you are responding to had been cross-posted to:
rec.arts.disney.animation, rec.arts.disney.merchandise, alt.disney,
disney.misc.general, alt.collecting, rec.collecting,
alt.disney.collecting, and alt.disney.disneyland.  The article Al was
responding to is rightfully considered "spam" in at least four of the
eight newsgroups listed above.  Zinc32, who posted the spam, should
take care to only post to appropriate newsgroups.

I'm not trying to be the "Internet police" here, but spam is something
most newsgroups would rather do without.

- Robert Cook