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Subject: Re: NNTP Feeder somewhere?
To: ser@hon.hn (Samuel E. Romero)
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> Joe Greco wrote:
> > 
> > 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.
> 
> Ok, where can I contact them?.  Is there a mailing list or something
> like that?.

You can beg and grovel on news.software.nntp...   :-)

It is not pretty but it works.

... JG