Then why do you do it. I made a joking response and you insulted me.
>I am not just having a go at you tezza, I am agains't this kind of abuse in
this
>>group.
>Exactly, me too.
Easy then, stop it.
>It gets extremely tiresome when all you get back is a
>childish one-line comment like "What a wanker" or "You're an idiot".
Unlike of course your witty "You would know, after the recent performance".
>What
>is the average age of people in the group? 4? I thought the Australian
>rail industry was a professional and competitive industry fighting
>increasing competition.
Then stop whinging at everyone. There were a few light-hearted responses
and then you stormtroop in with insults, causing more unneccesary posts.
>The whole point of this newsgroup is to be constructive and to discuss RAIL
>topics for the benefit of everyone. A number of people have said that they
>wont be returning to this group because of the infantile actions of some.
>I'm not going to respond to any more posts in this thread or similar ones.
>It isn't worth the energy to.
Good. I also won't be responding to any posts generated by this response of
mine.
>On Mon, 20 Apr 1998 17:53:06 +1000, tezza told aus.rail:
>
><re: costs of downloading data and being charged to>
>> They should change ISP. I can't believe anyone's still silly enough to
pay
>> those ripoff merchants
>Everyone pays, Internet access is never free. Internet traffic costs. If
>you aren't 'restricted' by the amount you can download or charged
>specifically for it, you are covered by a blanket charge to all users,
>commonly known as a "monthly fee". If the ISP is downloading more data
>from their provider, they will be charged more, and hence will increase the
>"monthly fee" charged to their customers, or find another way of cutting
>costs.
Monthly fees are dropping, only the rip-offs still charge for downloads.