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

charlesrkiss <charles.kiss@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

Seems like you're a Linux user; me too (Etch). What "Usenet
interface" is available? KNode??

I use Gnus, but it's not a particularly popular newsclient. There are
plenty of others around, including text-based (slrn is supposed to be
good) and GUI-based. I prefer nice, simple text interfaces, but you
may have other needs.

Maybe there needs to be an entirely new protocol that has some "error"
correction.

Anytime you create a protocol that allows easy communication with
thousands of people, spam will be a problem. I don't see how you'll
fix it without either a moderator. Or maybe an evil bit (see RFC
3514).

--
"If you people knew really, in your heats [sic], and minds, who I
actually am, would you even reply to my posts? I'd probably get that
hero worship crap." -- JSH explains why the greatest mathematician
in the world masquerades as a moron.
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