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"AT Audiogon" "ON Audiogon" Help

Sitting in my chair responding to a fellow Audiogon member I came to a pause..... one finger on the letter "A" the other, on the "O". "What is it?" I ask myself. I need your opinions fellow members. Here's my example
"You can buy cable at Audiogon"
"You can buy cable on Audiogon"
Your votes please.
rjcaero1

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nrchy
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I respond humbly to this most significant of questions; it is possible to be on AudiogoN, but I have never been 'at' AudiogoN. To be 'at' a place requires being in the physical location. Being 'on' AudiogoN means accessing their website, or as previously mentioned, being logged 'on.'
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nrchy
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If you guys have actually been 'on' the phone, I think you've been using it wrong. Isn't that kind of uncomfortable???
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nrchy
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I hope this isn't going to be resolved so easily. There needs to be much more debate before any resolution can be reached.
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