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Re: Hello Richard
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Tue, 6 Oct 1998 00:27:06 GMT
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Usually issues in one area of the UK will have interest to all of the UK
- what new sets we are getting - Kellogs promotions etc.
I see the regional NGs as more useful for finding people nearby, or
about special offers - but then someone from Liverpool might be willing
to travel a little into North Wales for a special offer - or might have
a localised friend/relative who could pick it up for them - so I guess
depending on how special the offer is it would be good posting to the
loc.uk one too?
Just out of interest - is the standard for denoting the specialised
localities a standard? Or is it now :)
Richard
richard.dee@nospam.virgin.net wrote:
> I agree about too many groups, but then you know that already. Your 4
> regions
> would be valid for England, and certainly better than my e-mail for a
> breakdown
> by county. Still too big. For the time being, I would think it better for
> everyone
> in the UK to post to the highest, lugnet.loc.uk, which should do us for a
> short
> while, anyway. Once Lugnet becomes more mainstream, we can divert to the
> .en, .sc,
> and .wl groups....
> I seriously doubt, even with 100+ UK future posters, that there would be
> that many to
> split down further. Unless of course lugnet.com gets printed in the in-set
> catalogues.........
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| Quite agree. We are a small enough country, and too few UK people to worry about for the time being. Consensus for the time being for all of us to post here, and then, maybe if traffic increases sufficiently split it down. But I don't think that (...) (26 years ago, 6-Oct-98, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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