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I hope they keep the gross night time groups because the algo at it is a super easy one. I could rein supreme with the beta night time algo. |
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Search by date instead gives search by relevance. And there's no blank line between sections, so it's all run together. In that resultset, click on by date, still there's no way to see latest articles, only start of whatever thread contains latest articles. And when I click on see as tree, I don't get a tree, all I get is indentation in which it's impossible to follow the structure. Even when I use a message-ID that I cached the other day when it was still working, I get the first 25 articles of a thread instead of the specific article whose message-ID I requested. Basically Google Groups is totally useless once again. No way to browse the latest articles of a newsgroup, no way to find followups to what I posted recently, no way to find single article by message-ID, no way to do anything I normally used Google Groups for. |
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Search by date instead gives search by relevance. And there's no blank line between sections, so it's all run together. In that resultset, click on by date, still there's no way to see latest articles, only start of whatever thread contains latest articles. And when I click on see as tree, I don't get a tree, all I get is indentation in which it's impossible to follow the structure. Even when I use a message-ID that I cached the other day when it was still working, I get the first 25 articles of a thread instead of the specific article whose message-ID I requested. Basically Google Groups is totally useless once again. No way to browse the latest articles of a newsgroup, no way to find followups to what I posted recently, no way to find single article by message-ID, no way to do anything I normally used Google Groups for. |
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rem642b (AT) Yahoo (DOT) Com (tinyurl.com/uh3t) wrote: Search by date instead gives search by relevance. And there's no blank line between sections, so it's all run together. In that resultset, click on by date, still there's no way to see latest articles, only start of whatever thread contains latest articles. And when I click on see as tree, I don't get a tree, all I get is indentation in which it's impossible to follow the structure. Even when I use a message-ID that I cached the other day when it was still working, I get the first 25 articles of a thread instead of the specific article whose message-ID I requested. Basically Google Groups is totally useless once again. No way to browse the latest articles of a newsgroup, no way to find followups to what I posted recently, no way to find single article by message-ID, no way to do anything I normally used Google Groups for. Give them some credit. It took some pretty hot programming skills to turn a clean, easy to use research tool into crap. Write 'em at http://groups-beta.google.com/support/bin/request.py I just did... jw |
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Don't bother - you get an auto-response, then a form reply: |
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From: G. Morgan <alarmprosnail (AT) snailgmail (DOT) com Lookie what I found: http://groups.google.co.in |
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From: G. Morgan <alarmprosnail (AT) snailgmail (DOT) com Lookie what I found: http://groups.google.co.in Aha! Thanks!! Because of you, I've been able to use Google Groups again. I wonder if 99% of Google Groups users will discover the India server is still working, and switch to it, and if so I wonder if staff at Google Inc. will notice that 99% of USA users are now connecting to India instead of using the local server, and if so I wonder if they'll get a clue why? |
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From: G. Morgan <alarmprosnail (AT) snailgmail (DOT) com Lookie what I found: http://groups.google.co.in Aha! Thanks!! Because of you, I've been able to use Google Groups again. I wonder if 99% of Google Groups users will discover the India server is still working, and switch to it, and if so I wonder if staff at Google Inc. will notice that 99% of USA users are now connecting to India instead of using the local server, and if so I wonder if they'll get a clue why? |
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