Newsgroup - Revision history

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T03:21:13Z

categorising

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	A '''newsgroup''' is a place where messages and files are left and can be read or downloaded by anyone with the correct software. The length of time the message remains varies depending on the individual newsgroup.		A '''newsgroup''' is a place where messages and files are left and can be read or downloaded by anyone with the correct software. The length of time the message remains varies depending on the individual newsgroup.

	Newsgroups have been largely replaced by mailing ~~lists~~ and discussion ~~forums~~. Both generally require you to register before posting messages and thus this can be used to prevent unwanted persons from reading and posting messages.		Newsgroups have been largely replaced by [[mailing list]]s and discussion [[forum]]s. Both generally require you to register before posting messages and thus this can be used to prevent unwanted persons from reading and posting messages.
	[[category:communication]]		[[category:communication]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T03:20:49Z

categorising

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	Newsgroups have been largely replaced by mailing lists and discussion forums. Both generally require you to register before posting messages and thus this can be used to prevent unwanted persons from reading and posting messages.		Newsgroups have been largely replaced by mailing lists and discussion forums. Both generally require you to register before posting messages and thus this can be used to prevent unwanted persons from reading and posting messages.
			[[category:communication]]

User 144: wanted article

2006-02-03T09:54:36Z

wanted article

New page

A '''newsgroup''' is a place where messages and files are left and can be read or downloaded by anyone with the correct software. The length of time the message remains varies depending on the individual newsgroup.

Newsgroups have been largely replaced by mailing lists and discussion forums. Both generally require you to register before posting messages and thus this can be used to prevent unwanted persons from reading and posting messages.