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TWATBOB? is that you KNEWTBOOB?
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> To report cases of Usenet abuse, click the "show options" link at the
> top of the message and select "Report Abuse." On the report page,
> describe why you think the post is abusive.
>
> Please be aware that, while we appreciate how annoying off-topic posts
> can be, Google does not regularly monitor or censor postings sent to
> Google Groups, and we aren't able to pursue most complaints that we
> receive. However, we do try to prevent wide-scale spam and other forms
> of Usenet abuse, most notably involving numerous repeat offenses or the
> posting of someone's personal information (such as credit card or
> social security numbers). We'll use all of the information we receive
> regarding abuse and spam to make large-scale changes to fight all types
> of abuse. In Google Groups discussion groups (not Usenet newsgroups),
> you can also ask the owner or moderator to remove a post.
>
> Robert C. Smith
>