-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- In list.cypherpunks, gbroiles@netbox.com writes:
My mention of Usenet was somewhat tongue-in-cheek; I don't know if I'd bother with the list if it were moved to (or gated with) Usenet, as Usenet has become for the most part 100+ Mb/day of uselessness.
An obvious point. But you go on to say...
The good side I see to a move to Usenet is that it lets people use the comparatively better tools for managing messages [...]
FWIW, I gate all my subscribed mailing lists to local newsgroups because my newsreading tools are much better than my mailreading tools.
The down side is that Usenet is more or less a sewer these days, and some of it's bound to spill over.
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