Contacting an administrator

Hi, I need to contact an administrator about an issue - how do I go
about this? I've already asked in the 'tell us what you think' forum
but no answer thus far. Please advise.


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dannyfrankszzz

dannyfrankszzz wrote:
Hi, I need to contact an administrator about an issue - how do I go
about this? I've already asked in the 'tell us what you think' forum
but no answer thus far. Please advise.

You should realise that u.r.c is part of Usenet and not actually
anything to do with cyclingforums: they have just put a pipe from a news
feed to their web site. So this is the wrong place to ask...

Pete.
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Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Univ. of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital
Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
net http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

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says...

Hi, I need to contact an administrator about an issue - how do I go
about this? I've already asked in the 'tell us what you think' forum
but no answer thus far. Please advise.


Cut out the middleman and go to uk.rec.cycling direct rather than
through a crappy (IMO) repackager of uk.rec.cycling ;-)

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Tony

" I would never die for my beliefs because I might be wrong."
Bertrand Russell

Hello moderator, feel free to delete this post as it's no longer
necessary.

I found the 'contact us' link on the main page:
http://cyclingforums.com/

Thanks.


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dannyfrankszzz

dannyfrankszzz wrote:
Hello moderator, feel free to delete this post as it's no longer
necessary.



To the tune of Camp Granada)


Hello Mudder! Hello Fadder!
Here I am, a right banana!
Thought I was in,
a cycling forum.
Asked a question then decided to ignore em!

In article , marc
says...
dannyfrankszzz wrote:
Hello moderator, feel free to delete this post as it's no longer
necessary.



To the tune of Camp Granada)


Hello Mudder! Hello Fadder!
Here I am, a right banana!
Thought I was in,
a cycling forum.
Asked a question then decided to ignore em!

The replies probably hadn't got back to his crappy web interface when he
posted that.

dannyfrankszzz wrote:

Hello moderator, feel free to delete this post as it's no longer
necessary.

You can't delete posts to netnews. To be fair to cyclingforums, they
do explain this in the faq about their web - news gateways.

And to be fair to you, if you've never come across netnews before
it's not obvious that uk.rec.cycling isn't really part of cyclingforums

Arthur

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The struggle of people against power is the struggle
of memory against forgetting - Milan Kundera

dannyfrankszzz
wrote:

Hello moderator, feel free to delete this post as it's no longernecessary.

There is no moderator.

Cheers,
Luke

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exile in Lancashire http://www.shrimper.org.uk

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dannyfrankszzz ')
wrote:

Hi, I need to contact an administrator about an issue - how do I go
about this? I've already asked in the 'tell us what you think' forum
but no answer thus far. Please advise.

You can't contact an administrator, there isn't one. Usenet doesn't work
like that. You can contact the administrator of your part of your
particular node, but that's unlikely to do you any good because Usenet is
a vast decentralised system with no overall governance.

Oh? You thought you were posting to a forum on a website? You're not. The
owners of cyclingforums.com are scum who parasitise on Usenet, making
money out of misleading ignorant users like you.

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;; http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20030605

in message ,
dannyfrankszzz ')
wrote:

Hello moderator, feel free to delete this post as it's no longer
necessary.

There is no moderator. Welcome to the real world.

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;; If any council in the country has anything to say to cyclists
;; about cycle paths, it should be: "We are terribly, terribly sorry."
- Zoe Williams, The Guardian, 13th Sept 2006