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I give up trying to post that link. :-(

Sorry, you sign up here: /g/softrock40 </g/softrock40*> Looks like a bug when replying via email with html.

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*You have to sign up there first.* I did many months ago on one computer. On the other one, I have to log in before I can see much or do anything. wrote:

Re-posting this on the Groups.io list. Can anyone offer Ron the advice he seeks? Daniel KB3MUN -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [softrock40] Re: Softrock40 move from Yahoo to groups.io

Alternative facts. -- William H Fite, PhD Independent Consultant Statistical Analysis & Research Methods

I'm a little perplexed by the fear of having personal information somehow compromised, all that groups.io has is your email address, in many cases they don't even have your name, when persons here

They can and they do and I'm glad they do but their efforts have limited effectiveness due to the ease with which massive data sets can be bounced around among multiple entities in multiple countries.

The EU are trying to impose data protection laws against these companies, one has a massive fine to pay. The companies have given in to China by either implementing access restrictions or withdrawing

We weren't actually told our accounts and the associated private information would be transferred until it was going to happen with hardly any notice. I had already subscribed so I didn't mind, but

Thanks, Randy Peeples

Yeah, I will send you a drink via email, that is going to work. Actually there are a few people over the years that I wish I could email them a brick, good thing that doesn't work or a lot of use

I do not discriminate against a lowly K3, bring it on. Life is not quite as good unless one has dreams and I always thought to always dream big in case it comes true, one would be sad if one dreams of

If he doesn't drink, he can graciously share with the rest of us.

My dear Dr. Fite, we don't even know if Cecil drinks! ;-) Never heard of it, but http://www.buffalotracedistillery.com/brands/van-winkle appears interesting. Probably better than Johnny Walker Black

Hi, If we can collect enough how about a KX3? No wait..this is the SoftRock group. 73, Bill KU8H -- bark less - wag more

A bottle of Pappy Van Winkle, perhaps??? -- William H Fite, PhD Independent Consultant Statistical Analysis & Research Methods

EVERYTHING here seems flawless, better in every way!!! :-) We should all take up a collection and buy Cecil something he likes.

Hello... Hello... Tap Tap Tap... Is this thing working? K2KI calling. Receiving seems flawless and sending I hope is the same. -- 73... Bob de k2ki k2ki@... k2ki.bb@... (Goes to my cell)

In addition, the multinational nature of the corporate giants make the laws of various countries unenforceable, if not irrelevant. Ottawa can prohibit Microsoft or Yahoo, or Amazon, or Google from