On 17 Mar 2011 21:37:05 GMT, JBFan <JBFan@Boss.net> wrote:
>I've never understood why posts get passworded until now.
> One can actually make money with a passworded post?
>I've been trying to figure out the rationale and you've cleared it up,
>because I couldn't figure out the motivation to download a passworded post.
>I haven't been utilizing Usenet very long, and some of the customs here perplex me.
>I hope this doesn't disuade you from future posts, as I, along with many others follow
>your posts almost religiously! Don't let a douchebag or two rule the roost!
> Thanks again for all your efforts, JB!
So... yer a JB fan, eh?
I'll fly with that for now.
As far as learning anything from this group, well, that can be a bit
problematic.
Item: People don't make money when they password their posts.
They do this so that others CAN'T make money from their posts.
They do this to prevent robot access.
The password is provided with the post. All you need to do is enter it.
People who don't like passwords are those technophobes who can't figure out
anything, anyway. They are probably mind-numbed robots, and since passwords are
designed to filter out robots...
It is far less troubling to enter a password than to have to extract an image
(.ISO) file after a download.
As far as being too complicated to navigate, a passworded post requires about as
much mental acumen as, say, taking out the garbage.
Enjoy the movies, and if you get a chance, visit my group on the link provided
below.
Take care...
Isis
"Often imitated, but never duplicated" <http://tiny.cc/Isis55423
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