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From: Mikael Hugo <mikael.hugo@dataphone.net>
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Subject: USENET Peering
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Hi everyone!

We have a relativly large usenet server, and are looking to exchange
peers with more systems.

We are located close the the MAE-East, even though we are european.

We are only looking for full peers, and are today connected to uio.no,
primenet, zippo.com and planetc (sattelite connection that gets
internetmci, uunet, etc).

We would like some more redundancy, and a faster propogation.

Regards

Mikael Hugo