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Starting PHP, netequite question

Hi All,

I am learning php an I am amazed how easy a PHP noob like me can acheive
so much in little time.

I am planning to take part in the community and noticed these 3 newsgroups :

-alt.comp.lang.p hp
-comp.lang.php
-alt.php

Do these groups differ in purpose or is it allowed to crosspost in all 3
of these?

My guess is that my newsserver gets access to these 3 ones but other people
maybe can read only 1.

Cheers,
Tom Pester
Aug 31 '05
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JDS
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 22:38:44 +0000, Domestos wrote:
Somebody give me a good reason why I should follow netiquette and I may well
start to give it respect.

Sorry , but its the truth.

Well, you should follow netiquette (for good reasons already given by
others) but I don't think CROSSposting is against Usenet etiquette.

MULTIposting, on the other hand, stay away from that.

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Sep 2 '05 #21
JDS
On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 11:07:48 +0000, tom pester wrote:
But the 3 php groups
-alt.comp.lang.p hp
-comp.lang.php
-alt.php


There (is|are) [at least one] other(s):

alt.php.sql

I've found comp.lang.php to be the most used and most useful group.
alt.php.sql is pretty good for MySQL (and other SQL database) PHP
questions. But generally you could prolly just stick to comp.lang.php.

later...

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Sep 2 '05 #22
Els wrote:

If you are the one crossposting the message, yes, it's best to set a
follow-up, but if you want ongoing exchange of information from more
than one group, I'd say feel free to mention that you don't want a
follow-up set.


NO NO NO!

Do NOT crosspost a message and then set followups, that's very rude.

What are people supposed to do, go subscribe to some group they
normally read just to follow one thread? If it wasn't topical in a
group it should never have been posted at all. If it is topical then
the group should remain on the distribution so that all can see the
replies.


Brian
Sep 2 '05 #23
Els
Default User wrote:
Els wrote:

If you are the one crossposting the message, yes, it's best to set a
follow-up, but if you want ongoing exchange of information from more
than one group, I'd say feel free to mention that you don't want a
follow-up set.


NO NO NO!

Do NOT crosspost a message and then set followups, that's very rude.

What are people supposed to do, go subscribe to some group they
normally read just to follow one thread? If it wasn't topical in a
group it should never have been posted at all. If it is topical then
the group should remain on the distribution so that all can see the
replies.


I think that in general, I have to agree with that.
Could anyone say why it is advised often to set a follow-up when
crossposting?

My newsreader asks me specifically if I want to ignore the warning "no
follow-up has been set" when I reply to a crossposted message.

--
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Sonhos vem. Sonhos vão. O resto é imperfeito.
- Renato Russo -
Now playing: The Specials - Too much too young
Sep 2 '05 #24
Els wrote:
Default User wrote:
NO NO NO!

Do NOT crosspost a message and then set followups, that's very
rude.

= I think that in general, I have to agree with that.
Could anyone say why it is advised often to set a follow-up when
crossposting?

The proper way to use followups is when someone has posted an off-topic
message, let's say a Javascript question here. Then you can answer
crossposted to here and comp.lang.javas cript, with the followups set to
the latter. Then the person who goofed will see where the thread has
been redirected. Always be sure to flag the reply as having followups
set.

Brian
Sep 2 '05 #25

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