From: kevrob@my-deja.com   
      
   On Friday, December 15, 2023 at 2:59:32 PM UTC-5, Scott Dorsey wrote:   
   > Keith F. Lynch  wrote:    
   > >   
   > >They are claiming they will continue to maintain the historical    
   > >archive and keep it searchable and readable, at least by those with    
   > >Google accounts.   
      
   > But it isn't searchable and readable and has not been for more than a    
   > decade now. The incices are badly broken and it is impossible to find    
   > many earlier articles which could previously be found with simple searches.    
   > They are in there and if you know the message-id you might be able to    
   > retrieve them, but just knowing the author and content is not enough to    
   > find them.    
      
   If you have a message ID, try   
      
    http://al.howardknight.net/   
      
   I've been trying to find a post I made in soc.history.what-if using    
   usenetarchives.com and having no luck.  It was a parody of a Comics    
   Journal review of a comic strip collection, that I entitled    
   "Understanding Steve Sterling" and "Understanding Steve Stirling."     
   One was part of a longer thread. The other was a repost.  Early in    
   the current century.    
      
   Any help would be appreciated.    
      
   --    
   Kevin R    
      
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