So Rogers has lost me as a customer...

[Paul King]

As a Sympatico user, I will go on record as saying that their NNTP feed is one of 
the most mis-managed I have seen. And I am not talking about binary groups, I am 
talking about their management of the core newsgroups (the so-called "Big 8" (or 
Big 7?) text-only hierarchies). I have not seen such a level of USENET mis-
management with any provider I have done business with.

On 28 Jan 2006 at 20:45, Sy Ali (Sy Ali <tlug-lxSQFCZeNF4 at public.gmane.org>) spaketh these wourdes:

> I had great experiences with Look when I was using them.  I'm now with
> Bell and have had mixed feelings, although things have definitely
> settled down.. they rewired a bit of my neighborhood in part thanks to
> me.  =p
> 
> Both ISPs are unmetered.. I too take great issue with metered
> connections.  Both are also fine with you running a server and have
> been quite Linux-friendly.  Or at least not in the least bit
> unfriendly, which I suppose is pretty good.  =)
> 
> I was actually thinking of the Rogers business service, which I
> understand is very high speed and unmetered, also allowing the use of
> a server.  I haven't looked into that though.
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