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Date: Fri, 15-Nov-85 00:18:20 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 15 00:18:20 1985
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< [Most recent change: 30 October 1985 by spaf]
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> [Most recent change: 10 November 1985 by spaf]
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< world-wide distribution.  "mod" groups are moderated.  They can only be
< posted to by mailing submissions to the moderator (provided in a
< companion posting).  Some of the "mod" groups are gatewayed to USENET
< from the ARPA Internet.
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> world-wide distribution.  Not all "net" groups actually enjoy such wide
> distribution, however.  The European Usenet sites (Eunet) take only a
> selected subset of the more "technical" groups, and controversial
> "noise" groups such as "net.flame" are often not carried by many sites
> in the US and Canada (net.flame is carried by about 2/3 of the
> US backbone sites).
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> "mod" groups are moderated or are monitored mailing lists.  They can
> only be posted to by mailing submissions to the coordinator (provided
> in a companion posting).  Some of the "mod" groups are gatewayed to
> USENET from the ARPA Internet and appear as "mod" groups to facilitate
> distribution and posting from the Usenet.
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< 	net.info-terms		info-terms@mit-mc.arpa
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> 	net.info-terms		info-terms@mit-mc.arpa
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> net.internat		Discussion about international standards