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ernie1241	Lloyd: Very Nice New Albionic		Lead	[-]
Posts: 35 Tue, Jan 6, 2009 4:42 PM	Tags : None Remove this ad Lloyd, what exactly is Yuku? Is it owned by Yahoo or any related entity? The format seems very user-friendly. Is it possible to post copies of scanned jpeg documents or pdf or Word documents? I just installed a new Dell PC/printer/scanner at home so (and this will thrill John Perna!!) I am now able to scan documents and share them --- so, perhaps, even John will stop using the word "liar" now when he simply disagrees with someone about factual evidence--particularly when he is ignorant of the relevant material.
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LloydMiller		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 599 Tue, Jan 6, 2009 8:48 PM	ernie1241 wrote: Lloyd, what exactly is Yuku? Is it owned by Yahoo or any related entity? The format seems very user-friendly. Is it possible to post copies of scanned jpeg documents or pdf or Word documents? I just installed a new Dell PC/printer/scanner at home so (and this will thrill John Perna!!) I am now able to scan documents and share them --- so, perhaps, even John will stop using the word "liar" now when he simply disagrees with someone about factual evidence--particularly when he is ignorant of the relevant material. I really don't know what "Yuku" is. . . NewsChat, formerly at MSN, converted to it. That introduced me. No connection to Yahoo of which I know. Yuku suggest that you subscribe to a free data or picture service (which will store jpegs, pdfs, etc.) which can be then linked to and seen in your posts. They recommended one, but I can't remember which one! You can also upload a limited number of pictures, pdfs to your account at Yuku and link to those, I think. I am a bit disappointed that only "links" to Yuku are sent to subscribers, not entire posts. No doubt they want you to go to the Yuku site often for ads, etc. After 30 days, ads will begin to appear in this site unless I pay $6.00 per month. . . not a bad fee! Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale Last Edited By: LloydMiller Tue, Jan 6, 2009 9:01 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Posts: 599 Tue, Jan 6, 2009 9:07 PM	LloydMiller wrote: You can also upload a limited number of pictures, pdfs to your account at Yuku and link to those, I think. Tried the above from my profile: Ah! It is "photo bucket" that Yuku recommends and even has a link to in their posting program: Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale
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LloydMiller		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 599 Tue, Jan 6, 2009 9:48 PM	LloydMiller wrote: Ah! It is "photo bucket" that Yuku recommends and even has a link to in their posting program Ok, set up my Photo Bucket and uploaded. Now linking to a Photo Bucket photo: Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale
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LloydMiller		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 599 Tue, Jan 6, 2009 9:54 PM	Hmmm! Could not use the photo bucket button in the yuku posting program, "inserting image" worked. Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale
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ernie1241	On Second Thought.....Yuku vs Yahoo	#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 35 Mon, Jan 19, 2009 4:43 PM	Now that I have had some time to review this Yuku format, I've reluctantly decided that the Yahoo groups are better constructed and offer more options. I agree with Lloyd that it is helpful to be able to create distinct separate discussion topics but Yuku doesn't seem as user-friendly as I first thought. Perhaps that is one reason why almost no one has migrated from the Yahoo group over to here?
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Posts: 599 Mon, Jan 19, 2009 8:24 PM	ernie1241 wrote: Now that I have had some time to review this Yuku format, I've reluctantly decided that the Yahoo groups are better constructed and offer more options. I agree with Lloyd that it is helpful to be able to create distinct separate discussion topics but Yuku doesn't seem as user-friendly as I first thought. Perhaps that is one reason why almost no one has migrated from the Yahoo group over to here? My main problem with Yuku of which I just recently became aware is that one can receive "notifications" of posts under topics that interest you, but not full posts as with Yahoo. This is probably less convenient for many of the "less attentive" subscribers. I am also concerned to know if Google and other "robots" scan Yuku like they do Yahoo. Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale
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LloydMiller		#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 599 Mon, Jan 19, 2009 8:29 PM	Remove this ad Unless something dramatic intervenes, I plan to continue with Yuku. I plan to upload material on the various topics from my past writing in the Project, Yahoo, and elsewhere, essentially using Yuku in lieu of a www site and, at the same time, attracting debate and input on the various "paradigms" that interest me. This could be an extremely "slow motion" process! I am not sure why so few of our old subscribers have followed here. Perhaps most were inattentive subscribers who lost interest over the years. I must admit, I have numerous Yahoo list memberships, but only follow a very few closely. Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale Last Edited By: LloydMiller Mon, Jan 19, 2009 8:32 PM. Edited 1 time.
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LloydMiller		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 599 Mon, Jan 19, 2009 8:40 PM	Well! At least Yuku is being scanned and indexed by google (see below). I hold out hope that this will help build the array of discussions I am looking for. . . I will consider any proposals by subscribers to add topic sections that interest them. . . Hmmm! Maybe Ernie, for instance, would appreciate a "nay sayers" section to catalog his "general" arguments against conspiracy theory. Lloyd: Very Nice New Albionic - Uncensored Discussion and Debate ... Lloyd, what exactly is Yuku? Is it owned by Yahoo or any related entity? The format seems very user-friendly. Is it possible to post copies of scanned jpeg ... a-albionic.com/sreply/9/t/Re-Lloyd-Very-Nice-New-Albionic.html - 45k - Cached - Similar pages - Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale Last Edited By: LloydMiller Mon, Jan 19, 2009 8:45 PM. Edited 3 times.
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Posts: 93 Tue, Jan 20, 2009 10:08 AM	Forums take alot more work than email lists. It's easy to lose track of the new posts. Plus numerous other annoyances. The only thing this EZ-board script has that interests me is it's RSS capability. You can RSS Yuku-users individually. It's almost like a spy-button. It's sort of nice to see the message threads outlined at the bottom. The Yuku private message system looks pretty good (almost like web-mail.). My playlists won't load (I would dump this board for that reason alone.) The Yuku message editor inserts HTML code nicely. (too bad Ernie can't see it though) I'm giving Yuku a thumbs down. (but some features are OK.)
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Posts: 599 Tue, Jan 20, 2009 11:05 AM	return2reason wrote: Forums take alot more work than email lists. It's easy to lose track of the new posts. Plus numerous other annoyances. The only thing this EZ-board script has that interests me is it's RSS capability. You can RSS Yuku-users individually. It's almost like a spy-button. It's sort of nice to see the message threads outlined at the bottom. The Yuku private message system looks pretty good (almost like web-mail.). My playlists won't load (I would dump this board for that reason alone.) The Yuku message editor inserts HTML code nicely. (too bad Ernie can't see it though) I'm giving Yuku a thumbs down. (but some features are OK.) Are your play lists music? I didn't know you were so into music. Or are play lists used for something else. If I had time I would search for the best "board", but I don't. Sorry again that I didn't want to use the superior board you recommended Brian because it's under "French" censorship. I know you put some hours into setting it up. Pretty soon now, the "advertising" will kick-in unless I pay the $6.00 per month. The other thing I wonder about is limits on storage. I really don't want any "limits" that reduce the number of posts and data. Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale
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Posts: 93 Tue, Jan 20, 2009 1:31 PM	LloydMiller wrote: return2reason wrote: Forums take alot more work than email lists. It's easy to lose track of the new posts. Plus numerous other annoyances. The only thing this EZ-board script has that interests me is it's RSS capability. You can RSS Yuku-users individually. It's almost like a spy-button. It's sort of nice to see the message threads outlined at the bottom. The Yuku private message system looks pretty good (almost like web-mail.). My playlists won't load (I would dump this board for that reason alone.) The Yuku message editor inserts HTML code nicely. (too bad Ernie can't see it though) I'm giving Yuku a thumbs down. (but some features are OK.) Are your play lists music? I didn't know you were so into music. Or are play lists used for something else. If I had time I would search for the best "board", but I don't. Sorry again that I didn't want to use the superior board you recommended Brian because it's under "French" censorship. I know you put some hours into setting it up. Pretty soon now, the "advertising" will kick-in unless I pay the $6.00 per month. The other thing I wonder about is limits on storage. I really don't want any "limits" that reduce the number of posts and data. I didn't put that much time into the other board. It looks that way but I can whip up graphics pretty quick. About that french censorhip - I don't think they care. because I used the litigation-tool on Forumotion to complain about content on a forumotion board and got back ziltch for response. I think the litigation-tool just relays the complaint to the forum admin and nothing else. The playlists might be handy for playing conspiracy-audio files, etc. This EZ-board isn't bad -- but with forumotion you can switch back and forth between EZboard, phpBB2, phBB3 and one other. The EZboard message editor is pretty nice actually (for html) and has spell-check -- but doesn't show the bb-code
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LloydMiller		#12	[url]	[-]
Posts: 599 Tue, Jan 20, 2009 1:52 PM	I think the litigation-tool just relays the complaint to the forum admin and nothing else. Well, of course, nothing comes of complaints unless someone threatens or actually takes it to the French authorities who are so devoted to turning their country over to Muslims, but fight against McDonalds Fast Food to the death. Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale
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ernie1241	Why So Few Moved Here From Yahoo?	#13	[url]	[-]
Posts: 35 Wed, Jan 21, 2009 5:43 PM	I have been quite surprised because we had a rather lively group of people --- but perhaps some folks just feel overwhelmed by participating in multiple discussion groups plus dealing with normal incoming email traffic. Plus, current political events may be a distraction from taking the time to write rebuttals to messages. Recently, for example, I received several emails from individuals who came across links to my various on-line reports or they saw letters-to-the-editor of mine which have been published during the past month or so --- and I have spent 3-4 hours a day just answering a slew of their emails. Every new person that contacts me regarding my JBS writings usually presents the same exact arguments with an occasional tweak. I feel like I should prepare a "canned" response -- perhaps in Q&A form to address all the usual objections to my comments---before devoting hours every day to individual email replies...lol LloydMiller wrote: ernie1241 wrote: Now that I have had some time to review this Yuku format, I've reluctantly decided that the Yahoo groups are better constructed and offer more options. I agree with Lloyd that it is helpful to be able to create distinct separate discussion topics but Yuku doesn't seem as user-friendly as I first thought. Perhaps that is one reason why almost no one has migrated from the Yahoo group over to here? My main problem with Yuku of which I just recently became aware is that one can receive "notifications" of posts under topics that interest you, but not full posts as with Yahoo. This is probably less convenient for many of the "less attentive" subscribers. I am also concerned to know if Google and other "robots" scan Yuku like they do Yahoo.
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LloydMiller		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 599 Wed, Feb 18, 2009 8:43 AM	Remove this ad ernie1241 wrote: Every new person that contacts me regarding my JBS writings usually presents the same exact arguments with an occasional tweak. I feel like I should prepare a "canned" response -- perhaps in Q&A form to address all the usual objections to my comments---before devoting hours every day to individual email replies...lol Feel free to set a Forum here at A-albionic Yuku for that canned "JBS" discussion. I don't always agree with your analysis, but this is certainly the place for that "permanent" discussion. Let me know what you would like to name the Forum and I will set it up with you as moderator. Lloyd Miller, Research Director A-albionic Research Book Inventory Liquidation Auction / Sale
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