Usenet
Usenet
Usenet, or Netnews, is a world-wide distributed discussion system. Traditional access to newsgroups, or discussion fora, requires newsreader software and access to a newsserver. Many ISPs provide access to a newsserver as part
This category provides general information about Usenet.
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 - Maintained by the Big Eight Moderation Team at isc.org. This active file is a complete and current list of newsgroups available. Not limited to the "Big 8" groups only.
- A brief history about the origin of newsgroups and tips on how to participate in newsgroups.
- Usenet basics. Learn about newsgroups from scratch. Learn how to get banned Newsgroups. Partial list of Newsgroups.
- Learn everything about the Usenet in one place. How to access it, how to read posts, explanation of technical terms and acronyms and how to create your own Newsgroups.
- An FTP site with archives of various Usenet related documents. Includes active files, control messages, list of Usenet hierarchies.
- Timo Salmi has extensive advice on how to participate effectively in Usenet. Topics include: Proper quoting, proper signatures, how to respond to "crackpots", where to put test postings and other important topics.
- Brief explanation of newsgroups and instructions for using Netscape Navigator or Outlook Express for reading newsgroups.
- Dedicated to free speech, and its implementation on Usenet, an alternative point of view. Information about Usenet sites of Virtue and surviving UDPs.
- An alternate to the Freenix Top 1000 site.
- Selection of links to material on Usenet. Editorials by Jukka explaining the workings of Usenet and the reasons for certain conventions.
- Amiga newsgroup summaries.
- Usenet providers and other organizations, who are running a Usenet server, looking for Usenet peers can enter their information on the website if they want to be contacted by others in the Usenet community.
- Have the news from Usenet newsgroups delivered to your mail-inbox.
- Explains how RFDs (Requests For Discussion) and CFVs (Call For Votes) can be used to change a Usenet newsgroup. Gives tips on how to stay abreast of changes in newsgroups and how to be an active participant.
- Statistics on Usenet sites calculated by taking a sample of news articles on many sites. Participation open to all Usenet sites, no matter how small. Stats available through mailing list or on this site.
- Brief introduction to Usenet and appropriate guidelines to follow for posting.
- Tim Pierce's New's Hacking page. Includes links to RFC 977, 1036, son-of-1036.
- Comprehensive list of smilies used on Usenet.
- Explanation of Usenet terms and tips on how to write and post to Usenet.
- Subscription tutorials on how to download files from binary newsgroups, such as movies, mp3s and programs.
- A complete list of newsgroup hierarchies and their descriptions.
- An editorial introduction to Usenet.
- Lists of groups listed according to where to post common kinds of posts, where to read about common topics, and so on.
- Usenet tutorials, FAQs, and reviews of usenet providers. Also providing free posting services via NNTP for text-only newsgroups.
- Categorized links to web sites concerning technical aspects of usenet, tutorials, open usenet servers, and all aspects of usenet. Reviews and ratings of Usenet providers, articles about newsgroups, and NNTP software suggestions.
- Web-based Usenet tools, including news resources archive, news server search, posting and retrieving of Usenet messages, advertising products, and forgery cancellations. Free.
- Information about Usenet for users and developers.
- Social statistics on Usenet groups including number of posts and crossposts.
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