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15 sites in Hierarchies
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Presentation of this hierarchy provided as a user supported area to exchange information, tips and techniques for the community of Borland customers.
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Site in Italian and English. Includes the PGP key for verifying control messages, servers configuration FAQ for the hierarchy and the latest checkgroups control message.
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Presentation of the hierarchy dedicated to hamster, a local mail and newsserver with many tools around. Group list, charters, posting rules, PGP key and checkgroup messages available.
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Promotes communication between professionals in the biological sciences. Includes related resource links. From Stanford University.
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Details about Furrynet, a private news hierarchy for furries.
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Presentation of the gnu.* hierarchy, which is a collection of newsgroups about the Free Software Foundation's GNU Project. Most of these newsgroups correspond to GNU mailing lists.
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Provides help to Usenet hierarchy administrators who try to maintain the canonical lists of newsgroups in managed hierarchies.
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Presentation of the Norwegian hierarchy: checkgroups, PGP signed control key, control message archive and configuration information for INN.
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Management board of the big 8 hierarchies: controls creation, naming, moderation policies and removal processes for newsgroups in those hierarchies. Includes a FAQ and details of recent announcements.
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Homepage of the UK Usenet Committee. Information about usenet newsgroups in the United Kingdom.
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Presentation of the hierarchy dedicated to Alabama.
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South Bay (San Jose and nearby areas, about 50 miles south of San Francisco), California, United States. Charters, policies, group list.
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New Jersey, United States. Rules, checkgroups, administration, list of groups.
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The California Usenet Project is an effort to coordinate the ca.* hierarchy (California, United States). Lists of newsgroups, charters, and plans.
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Provides the definitive list of all newsgroups in aus.* (Australia) including charters, voting instructions and information on creation of new aus.* newsgroups.
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