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From: peter@easthope.ca
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Subject: Content of a reply to sci.electronics.repair and "Terms of use" for eternal-september.
Date: 12 Nov 2024 11:38:46 -0700
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Eternal September is my news host.

I have no difficulty sending a message to begin a thread.

An initial attempt at replying to a thread is often not accepted by 
the server.  A filter on the server finds something in my reply 
violates terms of use?

I'm happy to remove or obfuscate email addresses and links.  Even so, a 
reply can be denied.

Is there a deterministic way to make a reply acceptable?

Thanks            ... Peter E.