Re: The Return of Michael Monkey

On Mon, 27 Jan 2025 2:06:15 +0000, George J. Dance wrote:

On Sun, 26 Jan 2025 20:10:44 +0000, Michael Monkey Peabrain (MMP) aka
"HarryLime " wrote:

On Sun, 26 Jan 2025 2:59:51 +0000, George J. Dance wrote:
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Hey, Will, do you remember when yuu formed the aapc facebook group? I'm
going to take a look myself, but I know if it's listed there.

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What's your point?

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Sorry, MMP, but that isn's your concern.
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We've still got rights on the "Official" name.  Will called his group
the "Facebook Edition."

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Actually, it's called "alt.arts.poetry.comments: Official Facebook
Edition." But don't worry about that; no one is going to sue you for the
"rights" to the name. You can call your facebook group whatever you
wanted.
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And, let's face it; Will's FB group is as devoid of active members as
Usenet AAPC.

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As Will said, alt.arts.poetry.comments: Official Facebook Edition was
started at least 13 years ago. It's not unommnn for facebook groups to
become less active over time.

So it's merely a coincidence that both Usenet AACP and your FB Edition
of AAPC have seen their membership decline -- whereas the Official AAPC
FB Group has seen its membership steadily rise?
I don't think so.
Usenet AAPC and its FB Edition are both dominated by Will Donkey;
whereas the Official AACP FB Group has a "No Donkeys allowed policy."
IMHO, the presence/absence of Will Donkey is the determining factor.

The bulk of Usenet AAPC's members now use the Official AAPC page that I
started.

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I know of three former aapc members ho use your facebook group: you,
Jim, and NG (Team Monkey), Since I can't see who's on our facebook
group, I have no idea how many other former aapc members are there.

You can look at the back cover of our AYoS 2023 ed., on Amazon, and/or
you can wait for the 2024 ed. to print, and view its back cover there as
well.

When are you going to understand that the reason for all of the
bitterness and animosity at AAPC was Will Donkey?

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Since the rest of this post of yours post is just more of your usual
flaming of Will, with the same old stories, there's no reason to waste
any more time on it.
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