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Posted by needlearts@gmail.com on July 31, 2009, 8:00 am
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> Can also be for some people that come to
> the newsgroup where they enjoyed the
> group in the past. =A0Yet, they just leave with
> all of the JUNK messages that are appearing
> and feeling that either they'd be wasting their
> time trying to sort through every one to find
> only 1 or 2 good messages, or worried that
> while looking they might be hit with some
> virus mixed in those JUNK messages.
> I know I am on the border for such right
> at this moment since I did enjoy the group.
> > Everyone's off on vacation?
> > I hope you took plenty of stitching along with you.
> > Donna in Virginia
Best way to fight those junk messages is to post more on topic
messages.
Donna in Virginia
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> If you're using a newsreader, just don't click on the stuff that is
> clearly
> spam. You can't get the virus if you don't down load it. And mark it "as
> read" so it shouldn't re-appear. And empty the newsreader trash.
> And - what are you working on???
> Cheryl