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|    Michael Trew to Questor    |
|    Re: Welcome to our streaming future    |
|    08 Aug 21 22:21:25    |
      From: mt999999@ymail.com              On 8/8/2021 7:35 PM, Questor wrote:       > I know of a couple of groups that       > still have largely healthy communities, but they are targeted at specific       topics       > that mostly interest dinosaurs       >       > . The computer folklore newsgroup would be one       > example.              A good example is rec food cooking -- I enjoy most topics there, and       have yet to find a more active newsgroup.              > Part of blame can be laid on that Facepage thing, and some on the move to       smart       > phones.              I'd say most newsgroups started dying due to web forums... not to       mention, most ISP's dropping Usenet access over a decade ago. Modern       social media has taken little from what's left, perhaps smart phones       have chipped a bit at it.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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