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|  Alan Ianson to mark lewis  |
|  RE: test  |
|  24 Mar 21 21:04:11  |
 
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Re: RE: test
By: mark lewis to Alan Ianson on Wed Mar 24 2021 03:41 am
AI>> News servers often hide messages you've read. Maybe you'll see
AI>> this new one?
ML> it isn't the server... it is the client... remember that news clients
ML> handle the lastread pointers and whether the user can see already read
ML> posts or not... quite the opposite of BBS access via dumb terminals...
Yes, it is the client. That seems to be the way most news clients work
although I haven't used a news server/client recently.
It terrible hard to navigate all those threads. I much prefer my dumb terminal!
Ttyl :-),
Al
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