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The number of GPS threads on uk.rec.walking has increased to the point
where some have complained. How about a new newsgroup uk.rec.gps? To cover all recreational uses of GPS, walking, sailing, car navigation, geocaching. Checking google groups, I find that in uk.* newsgroups there have been 930 threads mentioning GPS this year, so it would be a medium traffic group from the start. I have crossposted to those UK groups where I have found a number of threads mentioning GPS uk.rec.walking, uk.rec.climbing, uk.rec.sailing, uk.sci.astronomy uk.telecom.mobile, uk.rec.fishing.sea, uk.rec.cycling, uk.rec.audio.car uk.rec.cars.modifications, uk.rec.cars.maintenance, uk.telecom.mobile uk.rec.waterways, uk.rec.scuba, uk.rec.motorcaravans, uk.rec.caravanning in four groups because news.individual.net only allows a small number of crossposts. follow up set to uk.rec.walking which has the greatest number of GPS posts -- Dave Fawthrop dave hyphenologist co uk Killfile and Anti Troll FAQs at http://www.hyphenologist.co.uk/killfile. |
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I think some of the replies that have been posted point out the *lack*
of a need for this group. "I'd be interested in the car navigation aspect" "been looking for ideas as to what I can get out of my Magellan Sportrak pro marine" "we use GPS for altitude verification, tracking etc" What do any of these have in common, other than the underlying technology? To make any sense, we'd need a whole new hierarchy: uk.rec.gps.walking, uk.rec.gps.sailing, etc etc. Simon P.S. I was browsing this thread on Google since that's my only option when at work, and over half the replies suddenly disappeared - there were 41, now there are 18!???! |
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Simon Caldwell wrote:
I think some of the replies that have been posted point out the *lack* of a need for this group. [] What do any of these have in common, other than the underlying technology? So just look in alt.satellite.gps and/or sci.geo.satellite-nav if the discussion isn't specific to walking/climbing/sailing/astronoming[0] in the UK. rgds, Alan [0]Ok, I've just made that up, but I like the sound of it. -- 99 Ducati 748BP, 95 Ducati 600SS, 81 Guzzi Monza, 74 MV Agusta 350 "Ride to Work, Work to Ride" SI# 7.067 DoD#1930 PGP Key 0xBDED56C5 |
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