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Title : News Article Format
Author(s) : C. Lindsey, et al.
Filename : draft-ietf-usefor-usefor-00.txt
Pages : 20
Date : 2004-7-12
This document defines the format of network news articles.
Network news articles resemble mail messages but are broadcast to
potentially large audiences, using a flooding algorithm that
propagates one copy to each interested host (or group thereof),
typically stores only one copy per host, and does not require any
central administration or systematic registration of interested
users. Network news originated as the medium of communication for
Usenet, circa 1980. Since then Usenet has grown explosively, and
many Internet sites participate in it. In addition, the news
technology is now in widespread use for other purposes, on the
Internet and elsewhere.
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