Re: Sales Automation Systems: Should you buy or build? Free Research Summary Paper

In article <41ril6$dpd@nntp.crl.com>, weiqigao@crl.com (Weiqi Gao) writes: |> In article <jlumbleyDE06o7.4Ar@netcom.com>, Joe Lumbley(jlumbley@netcom.com) |> says... |> > |> >Is anyone else here as irritated by this ***spamming*** of over thirty |> >newsgroups with this sales automation junk. |> >You folks speak up if you're tired of wading through his crap. I'm writing |> >his postmaster again. Damn Net-Looser accounts! |> Well, it's my turn now to point out that he's NOT SPAMMING! (A lesson I |> learnt during the HK$150000/month job offer thread.) As you point out, the guy isn't spamming (as officially defined by "excessive multiple posting"), although it's overly repetitive and I don't think his posts are really on-topic. I've found that adding the following line to my KILL file effectively filters out the "sales automation" stuff: /hubanks/h:j The KILL file seems to be the best solution -- those like weiqigao who find the info useful can still read it, while those who are annoyed can automatically skip the material. -- Raymond W. Arritt e-mail rwarritt@iastate.edu Dept of Agronomy, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011 USA My opinions are not necessarily those of ISU, and vice-versa. .................................................................. I don't deny I could be wrong either, but, as yet, I haven't come across any evidence to make me doubt my position. Which is very strange in a way, because I usually change my mind fairly regularly on most things, sometimes just for the hell of it. [David Hadley]