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January 28th 06, 07:49 PM
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This group, reply vs no reply
KathrynBassett wrote:
I can read the messages, and I assume that when posting a new thread, that it's still ok to cite an old thread like I did? Sure it's OK to cite a prior thread like that. However, you were asking why you couldn't reply but you never stated what client you were using and how you were accessing the group. The ability to reply or not depends on the client and the method it uses to access the group, not on any of the threads in the group. -- Brian Tillman 
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January 29th 06, 11:51 PM
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Since citing an old thread is workable, I don't want to beat a dead
horse, but now you've got my curiosity aroused again. I'm using the same "client" to access the old thread as I'm using for the new thread - my browser (Firefox). So what is "the method" that makes a reply possible on newer threads but not on old?
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