Bill's Big Bag of Onions as a podcast, Spotify etc.

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25 Mar 21 15:08

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27 Mar 21 05:23

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@fmf said
The links will be the same regardless of whether it's Indonesia Phil or me who posts them.

Exactly. I'm looking forward to Phil's reply.

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27 Mar 21 05:26

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@fmf said
I think your suggestion to him indicates that you are getting the wrong end of the stick viz a viz his attitude towards the thumbing that's going on.

I think your attempt to stir up controversy through personal attacks is just a way to spam the forum for the sake of promotion.

"No such thing as bad publicity" -- right?

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27 Mar 21 05:28

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@kevin-eleven said
I think your attempt to stir up controversy through personal attacks is just a way to spam the forum for the sake of promotion.

What "personal attacks"?

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27 Mar 21 05:53

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Courtesy bump to help you spam the forum for the sake of promotion.

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27 Mar 21 05:59

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@kevin-eleven said
Courtesy bump to help you spam the forum for the sake of promotion.

Promotion is necessary because people are not likely to stumble across From Colchester to Sulawesi, Box 39, and Bill's Big Bag of Onions by accident. I can't see how letting people know about radio programmes that feature ~ or were made by ~ members of this forum can be characterized by "spam".

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27 Mar 21 06:13

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@kevin-eleven said
"No such thing as bad publicity" -- right?

What "bad publicity" do you mean? The links get posted. People know of their existence. That's "publicity". Do you really think that a few anonymous thumbs down will, in some way, persuade or dissuade people [who might be curious to listen to the shows] from doing so? Surely you don't really think a few anonymous thumbs down attaches the label "bad" to either the information about the show or, indeed, the show itself? Surely not.