Johannes,
On Wednesday, March 03, 2004, Johannes Posel wrote in
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receive some spam at the address I use for public newsgroups, but
it's easily filtered; and I receive no spam from, and see no
spamming posts on, newsgroups on secure servers that require
On Tuesday, March 02, 2004, Dave Gorman wrote in
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if TB is used as a news reader with MyGate or other such software,
then users may start demanding features which are more news reader
specific, therefore changing the focus of development away from
priorities more
Tuesday, March 2, 2004, 10:45:59 AM, Thomas wrote:
You mustn't confuse Gmane with Usenet. These are two different
things.
TF Please elaborate. Simply put, I thought that what I access with NNTP
TF is the Usenet.
I'm not sure what the exact definition of Usenet is, but I think the
difference
Urban,
On Saturday, February 28, 2004, Urban wrote in
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I agree. It is about an e-mail client after all...
U Totally agree with you Peter. It would be rather silly if TB* went
U NNTP: To get help on how to use mail, you first have to learn how to
U usenet...
I do not
Mark,
On Saturday, February 28, 2004, Mark Wieder wrote in
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MW Shouldn't this be in the FAQ by now so we can just put it to rest?
No, it shouldn't. See, in particular, the responses by Allie
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] and Frank de Bruin
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], both of whom
Marck D Pearlstone wrote:
MDP Although newsgroups have their benefits, I'm still reluctant to
MDP reflect the list that way while there is strong resistance. I don't
MDP see anyone threatening to leave *unless* it becomes a newsgroup or
MDP gains a newsgroup echo. So a mailing list it will stay
Marck D Pearlstone wrote:
FDB Threatening to leave is not a very strong argument, is it?
MDP Of course it is - when it's existing members saying no to a
MDP newsgroup. It's called not alienating the existing user base.
MDP Threatening to leave if a certain change *does* take place is a fair
MDP
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