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> because they think the network is there to serve THEM. I can't tell if you mean to imply that it's there to be served by them, or that it is there to serve "
by angrow 11y ago
> because they think the network is there to serve THEM.
I can't tell if you mean to imply that it's there to be served by them, or that it is there to serve "regulars".
- bitwize 11y agoI'd say it's there to facilitate communication, but as in all forms of communication, there are norms of etiquette to be observed.
- Goronmon 11y agoI can't tell if you mean to imply that it's there to be served by them, or that it is there to serve "regulars". I think he meant that USENET works best as a collaboration between users, whereas the users being complained about see it closer to visiting a restaurant where the other users are the waiters and they are the customer.