Re: WHY HAS THIS SITE BECOME SUCH A SPAM TARGET???

charlesrkiss <charles.kiss@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

But that's not the point; can't Google redirect archived and new
"groups" content into another server that is their own? And hire a
few moderators. It couldn't be that bad.

Never heard of copyright?

Moving sci.math posts to a purely Google group sounds pretty dubious.
In any case, have you seen any sign that Google gives a damn about
spam? I haven't.

The overwhelming majority of the spam is coming from their servers,
not from outside them, so I just don't see why you expect them to
rescue us. Besides, if you use a proper Usenet interface (not a web
interface), the spam isn't a big deal.

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of your letter. The others don't seem to make as much sense, but we
find the dialogue refreshing." -- Linus Torvalds to Darl McBride
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