is anybody else's posts disappearing?

[Richard Trahan]

I've had a couple of my posts disappear recently, so I can't respond to
responders without registering with Developersdex, the price of which is
eternal advertisements. Maybe I'll try Google groups.

Is anybody else having this problem?

[kaeli]

In article <1b*******************@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net>,
rt*****@optonline.net enlightened us with...

I've had a couple of my posts disappear recently, so I can't respond to
responders without registering with Developersdex, the price of which is
eternal advertisements. Maybe I'll try Google groups.

Is anybody else having this problem?

No, but I use a real newsserver.

There's a couple free ones out there - you may want to ask people for
recommendations.
It's a lot better to post to Usenet using a real reader (Agent is popular; I
like Gravity) and a real newsserver. You'll find you were quite possibly
missing plenty of posts. Google is good, but the lag time is terrible.

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[Andrew Thompson]

On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 18:19:41 GMT, Richard Trahan wrote:

I've had a couple of my posts disappear recently, ..

Do you see them in the Google archive?
<http://google.com/groups?as_ugroup=comp.lang.javascript&as_uauthors= Richard+Trahan>

If not, try dropping the c.l.js part, you might
be surprised to see your posts in a group you
never expected.

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