For a while it has been difficult to find any good place on the web to talk about statuary, ceramics, kilns, clay polymer, paints, brushes, and supplies. This forum started just a few months ago, is rising in popularity as a great place to discuss these topics:
New discussion forum for pottery, ceramics, kilns
May 30, 2005
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Wrong - THIS forum is a good place to discuss anything ceramics/clay! ;-P
Marianne
In article , Bubbles writes
AMEN!
The forum at Statuary Place is better when you can't access USENET newsreader software (like when using someone else's computer).
Second that!!! :-)
Lori
Life is a work of art, Created by the one who lives it. ~Unknown~
Or you can use
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to access this forumMarianne
There is also ClayCraft:
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big advantage there is that because you have to be a member toread, you don't get spammed like you do on USENET, but you can stillread it like a newsgroup. Lee In Mashiko, Japan
Lee, what is the USENET spam you are referring to? If you mean the occasional stray post that drifts into this group, I'd say that's pretty minor. If you mean spammers harvesting your Email address from the headers, then you can use a phony return address when posting. The only groups I've found that this doesn't work for are those that are moderated. Of course, if you monitor several USENET groups and one of them is moderated, it may be a big hassle to change identities just for that group. (At least, it is with Free Agent, as far as I can tell.) My approach is to use a "throw-away" account for all NGs, and whenever the spam traffic gets intolerable, I can dump it and use another.
BTW, the reason I have not joined your otherwise-interesting group is that I was intimidated by the sign-up request, and uncertain of what I was agreeing to, or how the posts would be made available... something via the browser, I assume? Too many details were unclear.
Best regards,
and Bob Masta dqatechATdaqartaDOTcom D A Q A R T A Data AcQuisition And Real-Time Analysis
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