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Watch out for the added context menu options and especially the Yahoo Toolbar
option -

Silj

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siljaline wrote:
Watch out for the added context menu options and especially the Yahoo Toolbar
option -

Silj


What do you mean by "context menu"? I don't see it.

Alias, who isn't allowed to post on MS servers by that name.

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Alias, who isn't allowed to post on MS servers by that name.

How come?
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Michael wrote:

What do you mean by "context menu"? I don't see it.

Alias, who isn't allowed to post on MS servers by that name.

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Mike M wrote:
Alias, who isn't allowed to post on MS servers by that name.

How come?

I was critical of WPA and WGA. I also insisted that with a generic OEM
XP one can upgrade or replace a defective motherboard.

A

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Michael wrote:
Mike M wrote:
Alias, who isn't allowed to post on MS servers by that name.

How come?

I was critical of WPA and WGA. I also insisted that with a generic OEM
XP one can upgrade or replace a defective motherboard.

A

I am guessing, of course, because I was not informed as to why I was
censored or even that I was.

A

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Michael wrote:

Mike M wrote:
Alias, who isn't allowed to post on MS servers by that name.

How come?

I was critical of WPA and WGA. I also insisted that with a generic OEM
XP one can upgrade or replace a defective motherboard.

I'm sorry but that makes no sense to me whatsoever. Are you trying to say
that because you criticised WPA/WGA you are no longer allowed to post as
Alias? I cannot believe that that is the case. Microsoft do not control
the nics used by those posting to the newsgroups other than that those
using the web interface have to log on using Passport but even there the
nic does not have to be unique.
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Michael wrote:

I am guessing, of course, because I was not informed as to why I was
censored or even that I was.

Censored? In what way? Critics are never "censored", the only posts that
are removed are those containing gross profanity, verbal abuse, spamming
or contain a virus or similar and on occasion where a poster has
inadvertently posted personal or confidential information.
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Mike M wrote:
Michael wrote:

I am guessing, of course, because I was not informed as to why I was
censored or even that I was.

Censored? In what way?

My posts were either removed from MS' servers or not even allowed onto
others. I was using msnews.microsoft.com

Critics are never "censored", the only posts
that are removed are those containing gross profanity, verbal abuse,
spamming or contain a virus or similar and on occasion where a poster
has inadvertently posted personal or confidential information.

OK, removed or not allowed out, although I would consider that a form of
censorship.

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Mike M wrote:
Michael wrote:

Mike M wrote:
Alias, who isn't allowed to post on MS servers by that name.

How come?

I was critical of WPA and WGA. I also insisted that with a generic OEM
XP one can upgrade or replace a defective motherboard.

I'm sorry but that makes no sense to me whatsoever. Are you trying to
say that because you criticised WPA/WGA you are no longer allowed to
post as Alias? I cannot believe that that is the case. Microsoft do
not control the nics used by those posting to the newsgroups other than
that those using the web interface have to log on using Passport but
even there the nic does not have to be unique.

They filtered out the word "alias" "@lias" and "@li@s" and/or the email
address. I don't know which. As I was not told why this was done, I
don't really know what it was due to.

A.