Hierarchies Usenet

Hierarchies Usenet

Hierarchies

Pages concerning particular hierarchies (regional hierarchies such as ba.* or uk.*, the big hierarchies such as the Big 8 or alt.*, and special interest hierarchies such as net.* or free.*).

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- South Bay (San Jose and nearby areas, about 50 miles south of San Francisco), California, United States. Charters, policies, group list.
- The California Usenet Project is an effort to coordinate the ca.* hierarchy (California, United States). Lists of newsgroups, charters, and plans.
- Provides the definitive list of all newsgroups in aus.* (Australia) including charters, voting instructions and information on creation of new aus.* newsgroups.
- Policies, lists of groups for us.* (United States).
- One of the hierarchies for Japan (along with fj.*). Checkgroups, sample control.ctl entry, policies.
- From Dan Kegel. Lists various hierarchies, including some for which there is just an (old) checkgroups, rather than an official web page.
- List of sites carrying italia.* hierarchy (regional/local groups within Italy; it.* is for other Italian groups). Config files for your newsserver. Complete listing of all newsgroups in the italia.* hierarchy their charters.
- The net.* hierarchy is based on the concept of "sound sites". The goal is to create a new Usenet as free as possible from spam and other maladies.
- New Jersey, United States. Rules, checkgroups, administration, list of groups.
- Information for news administrators about the dk.* hierarchy (Danish newsgroups), including public PGP key, current checkgroups message and archived control messages.
- International newsgroups hierarchy for topics covering the continent of Europe.
- The history of the hierarchy, a list of all newsgroups in the hierarchy, information about each group, and links to pages about some of the individual groups.
- Information for news administrators about the se.* hierarchy (Swedish), including public PGP key and current checkgroups message. How to create groups in the se.* hierarchy and how to get a feed. The deal with swnet.* (an old Swedish hierarchy).

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