Usenet (22844 bytes)
1: ...hich store and forward messages with one another. Usenet is of significant cultural importance in the netw...
4: ...tem, developed at [[Duke University]], was called USENET to emphasize its creators' hope that the [[USENIX...
6: ...l]] is usually used for one-to-one communication, Usenet is a one-to-many medium.
8: The articles that users post to Usenet are organized into topical categories called [[ne...
10: ... not always available. Many sites on the original Usenet network would connect only once or twice a day to...

ARMM (Usenet) (838 bytes)
1: ...] by [[Richard Depew]] to aid in the control of [[Usenet]] abuse. Concerned by abusive posts emanating fro...
3: ...oup. This was an early example of (unintentional) Usenet [[spamming|spam]]. [http://www.catb.org/~esr/jarg...
5: [[Category:Usenet]]

Usenet cabal (1712 bytes)
1: ...gely refuted), many 'Cabals' sprung up throughout Usenet, like the [[Lspace cabal]] (TINC) of Alt.Fan.Prat...
3: ...s per month for the communication links servicing Usenet, often hidden in large telecommunications budgets...
7: [[Category:Usenet]]

Usenet Death Penalty (730 bytes)
1: .... Messages that fall under the jurisdiction of a Usenet Death Penalty will be cancelled.
3: There are three types of Usenet Death Penalty:
6: ... certain subset of [[newsgroup]]s, not the entire Usenet newsgroup hierarchy.
10: [[Category:Usenet]]

List of Usenet spammers (440 bytes)
1: ...ities. Here is a partial list of known or alleged Usenet spammers.
7: [[Category:Lists of people by occupation|Usenet spammers]]
8: [[Category:Usenet spammers]]

Alt.usenet.kooks (2056 bytes)
1: ...' is a [[Usenet]] [[newsgroup]] with [[kook]]s on Usenet as its main topic, established on [[December 20]]...
10: As its name implies, the main focus is on [[Usenet]] kooks, though kooks on the [[World Wide Web]] a...
15: ...ups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&group=alt.usenet.kooks alt.usenet.kooks on Google groups]
16: * [http://www.plonk.com alt.usenet.kooks website], including lists of award winners

Edward Vielmetti (126 bytes)
1: ...lt.zines]] and author of the Usenet text "What is Usenet? A second opinion".

CfV (246 bytes)
1: ...is part of the [[usenet]] decision making system. Usenet users are called to a vote about, for example, if...

Racdu (402 bytes)
1: ...h NNTP connections and by means of the [[Google]] Usenet Archive.
5: ...ie=UTF-8&group=rec.arts.comics.dc.universe Google Usenet Archive of RACDU]

Cow orker (686 bytes)
1: '''Cow-orker''' is a term widely used in [[Usenet]] for a [[co-worker]], derived from a fortuitous ...
3: ...ere are plausible reports that it was in use on [[Usenet]] as early as [[1989]]. [http://groups.google.com...
9: [[Category:Usenet]]

Tin (newsreader) (269 bytes)
1: ... source]] text-based [[newsreader]], that is, a [[Usenet]] client. It is available for a variety of [[Unix...
9: [[Category:Usenet clients]]

There Is No Cabal (1496 bytes)
1: ...:news.admin.net-abuse.usenet news.admin.net-abuse.usenet].
3: ...an anyone else (see [[Kibo]], etc.). See also the Usenet [[cancel war]]s.
12: [[Category:Usenet]]

M Otis Beard (990 bytes)
1: ...[Usenet]]. Beard has wreaked havoc in a number of Usenet newsgroups with his [[trolling]] and bizarre soci...
3: ...n outing was the faking of his own death on the [[Usenet]] newsgroup [[alt.religion.kibology]], an act whi...
5: [[Category:Usenet people|Beard, M Otis]]

Xnews (1083 bytes)
1: '''Xnews''' is a [[freeware]] [[Usenet]] [[newsreader]] created by [[Luu Tran]]. It is ...
3: ...a self-centered point of view in its design, many usenet users have found their points of view align with ...
7: ...s and discussion about Xnews have dominated the [[Usenet]] group <tt>news.software.readers</tt> for quite ...
14: [[Category:Usenet clients]]

Nn (newsreader) (304 bytes)
1: ... is a client [[software]] program for accessing [[Usenet]] servers.
10: [[Category:Usenet clients]]

KNode (351 bytes)
1: '''KNode''' is the [[Usenet]] [[newsreader]] program in [[KDE]]. It supports ...
9: [[Category:Usenet]]

Newzbin (1387 bytes)
2: ... users to browse content made available through [[Usenet]].
4: The reason for the existence of Usenet Indexing sites like newzBin is that it liberates ...
8: ... human editors, who browse through the content of Usenet and create the organized and properly titled post...
10: ...ent directly without downloading the headers from Usenet, still require the user to be a paying member.

Alt.fan.warlord (1874 bytes)
4: ...re block|.signature files]] (.sigs) used in other Usenet groups. It was most well-known during the early ...
6: ..., and no longer than four lines. This limit kept Usenet messages reasonably short, conserving [[bandwidth...
10: ...ange it to better conform to the standard. Other Usenet denizens began to mock this .sig &mdash; a proces...
19: [[Category:Usenet]]

Kvikkalkul programming language (539 bytes)
1: ...94]] when someone made an [[anonymous post]] to [[usenet]] regarding it. Probably not a real language, bu...
4: ...mikaze/documents/kvik.html A copy of the original usenet post]

Leigh Benson (567 bytes)
1: ...erated a hailstorm of controversy over the use of Usenet as an advertising medium.

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