In article <AANLkTimX-aXwcFx0DJFFBkMb5mhqEwz40z4TuNOfJZge at mail.gmail.com>,
William Donzelli <wdonzelli at gmail.com> writes:
Hmm. Let me
think. Isn't this called Usenet?
Didn't Usenet die back in the late 1990s?
Its still useful for programming discussions, but for all the
chit-chat type stuff its pretty much been replaced by the balkanized
world of inferior web forums. The distributed control nature of
usenet also lent itself to excessive abuse by spammers and the usenet
community never really came up with a useful way of dealing with that.
Many people retreated to mailing lists as a result of the spam
problem.
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