No reports on the news group about the soyuz? Everyone gone on holiday?

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Brian Gaff - 21 Apr 2004 10:10 GMT

Title says it all.

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Derek Lyons - 21 Apr 2004 18:47 GMT

>Title says it all.

Try reading the name of the group.

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Brian Gaff - 22 Apr 2004 10:58 GMT

I think you missunderstand. The main NEWS group as apposed to this group?

ie, sci.space.news?

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Derek Lyons - 22 Apr 2004 17:36 GMT

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>ie, sci.space.news?

(Incorrect top posting corrected.)

I'll say it again in English: The name of the group you are posting
to should make it abundantly clear why their is no news about Soyuz.

(hint: The name of the group is sci.space.SHUTTLE)

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Richard Smith - 22 Apr 2004 17:50 GMT

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Sweet- "Glory Road"...sigh.

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dave schneider - 23 Apr 2004 01:55 GMT

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> I'll say it again in English: The name of the group you are posting
> to should make it abundantly clear why their is no news about Soyuz.
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> (hint: The name of the group is sci.space.SHUTTLE)

Hint: he has looked in s.s.news (*moderated*) for postings; finding
none he asks in s.s.shuttle (*unmoderated*) if anyone knows why there
weren't any.

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Jorge R. Frank - 23 Apr 2004 03:25 GMT

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> none he asks in s.s.shuttle (*unmoderated*) if anyone knows why there
> weren't any.

Hint: there wouldn't be any reason to find any in s.s.shuttle; seeing as
there is no s.s.soyuz, the next logical candidate would have been
s.s.station, which is where the Soyuz was headed.

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No reports on the news group about the soyuz? Everyone gone on holiday?