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I'm gonna miss these two groups more than most.

Thanks for all the help over the last 15+ years.


Go to astraweb. $10 non-expiring 25GB of downloads.

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Per Samuel M. Goldwasser:
I did that when UPenn dropped USENET, but then someone suggested aioe
(nntp.aioe.org) which is currently free, and seems to be just about as good.
And no sign-in password.


Individual.net has been good to me for a few years now.

It's about $18 per year - close enough to free for me.
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Per Samuel M. Goldwasser:
I did that when UPenn dropped USENET, but then someone suggested aioe
(nntp.aioe.org) which is currently free, and seems to be just about as good.
And no sign-in password.


Individual.net has been good to me for a few years now.

It's about $18 per year - close enough to free for me.


They also tolerate Usenet abusers. One reason I HATE them.

Graham

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Samuel M. Goldwasser wrote:
Eeyore writes:

nospam wrote:

http://www.comcast.net/newsgroups/

I'm gonna miss these two groups more than most.

Thanks for all the help over the last 15+ years.

Go to astraweb. $10 non-expiring 25GB of downloads.

Graham


I did that when UPenn dropped USENET, but then someone suggested aioe
(nntp.aioe.org) which is currently free, and seems to be just about as good.
And no sign-in password.


Thanks, that was just what I was looking for.



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Samuel M. Goldwasser wrote:

I did that when UPenn dropped USENET, but then someone suggested aioe
(nntp.aioe.org) which is currently free, and seems to be just about as good.
And no sign-in password.


And blocked by many users because of the amount of SPAM and troll messages
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"Samuel M. Goldwasser" wrote:

Eeyore writes:
nospam wrote:

http://www.comcast.net/newsgroups/

I'm gonna miss these two groups more than most.

Thanks for all the help over the last 15+ years.


Go to astraweb. $10 non-expiring 25GB of downloads.


I did that when UPenn dropped USENET, but then someone suggested aioe
(nntp.aioe.org) which is currently free, and seems to be just about as good.
And no sign-in password.


OK for low volume users only.

I use it too sometimes.

Graham

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