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Subject: Re: NNTP Feeder somewhere?
To: ser@hon.hn (Samuel E. Romero)
Date: Wed, 18 Sep 1996 13:55:59 -0500 (CDT)
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In-Reply-To: <323F8984.5166@hon.hn> from "Samuel E. Romero" at Sep 18, 96 11:32:52 am
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> Where can I get an NNTP feeder?.  Somebody knows where can I get this
> type of service.  I don't have news access right now (nobody has one
> here in my country), and I want to setup a news server here.
> Somebody knows?.

Usenet typically works on a "mutually beneficial" paradigm.

If I feed you, you feed me too, and hopefully both parties benefit from
the exchange.  Of course, this assumes that you exchange news with multiple
peers.

If that isn't the case, usually you have to pay someone to feed you news.

... JG