Rec.Aquaria gone???

[-=LÈGIÖN=-] wrote:
A few people troll this group at least twice a week trying to
determine who's who and who's posting here outside the original "fish
troop". Then they run a cross-check list through the Google dumpster
dive (free for kids 10 and under).

Since this group drew usenet members, it has always been under the
microscope for certain posters. As such, I gleem over new members to
find Roy Hauer & Company with his alliance/annonymity cult which has
been dwindling. While the founders acted well in their plans to
coordinate this setting and their efforts to keep the service alive
for the hobbyist, it was sad to see them totally abandon the usenet
arena. Their efforts could have been just as easily coordinated for
counter-attacks, working in unison as they do here, to drive the
usenets gropers off. Four people decided to fight for bringing some
stability back to the usenet aquaria, ponds and gardens. And we've
had some considerable success, I might add, with a considerable effort
put forth myself in the fight.

You don't fight the fights you can win. You fight the fights that
need fighting..that are worth fighting for. And fighting fire with
fire is a tried and true method. Its so easy to quit and start again.
In reality, the aquaria wars make for interesting, comical headlines
that the hobbyists could just have easily joined in, pooled their
efforts and, without question, could have not only won, but actually
could have re-written the history books and added new guides to the
so-called anti-troll guidelines.

Look at it like this, you post a fish question...you move your chess
or checker piece, then your turn is completed.

Actually, it was sad that everyone didn't participate. There are some
marvelous people within this group and their psyce dynamics being
pooled would have made some of the finest reading material to come
across anyone's eyes.



















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