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True or false Many websites use newsgroups instead of message boards because they are easier to use?
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∙ 12y ago
False
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoTrue.
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What was considered the precursor of todays newsgroups?
Usenet was considered the precursor of today's newsgroups. It was a precursor to online discussion forums and message boards where users could post articles or responses in different categories called newsgroups.
What is it considered to post to many newsgroups on usenet?
Posting to too many newsgroups on Usenet is considered spamming. It can result in account suspension or being banned from the service. It is important to adhere to the guidelines and posting policies of each newsgroup to maintain a positive online community.
Which is the site from which you can send a message to many companies?
You can do this on LinkedIn but there are many other websites
How do you find your friends on answers.com so you can follow them on here?
Answers and WikiAnswers are not primarily social websites for contacting friends. They are Q&A and information websites. Members may include a profile and there are message boards for each member. You will need to know their username on Answers to send a message. It is not an instant message service.
Where can one find online great Christmas message ideas?
Someone can find creative Christmas message ideas online by visiting various websites. Some websites include Storkie, Squidoo, Faithful Provisions, and Wish a Friend.
What is a newsgroup what are its main features and how does it differ from a chat room or news site?
A newsgroup is basically a group e-mail service. Everyone on the list for that newsgroup receives any message which is posted. Since there is a special protocol for newsgroups within the TCP/IP suite of protocols which govern how things work on the Internet, programmers can very easily include newsgroups into software, most commonly email, such as Outlook Express. Bascially no one company created newsgroups and so there were no format wars or anything - it's worked pretty well from the start. Newsgroups were at their height of popularity in the late 1990s but have since declined, since people find it relatively difficult to set up a newsgroup within their software (or even know it's possible) whereas webpage based fora are more self explanatory. Since newsgroups were around during the massive escalation in spam in the late 1990's, they also got hit a lot by spammers and were associated with spam. Unlike a chat room, messages are not instaneous, and the viewer sees the subject line before deciding to read the rest.
How can you send a message to somebody instead of using emails?
Use a phone or a letter.
Why am i typeing this message if you are thinking about why im typeing this message about this message you should think about why i typed this message?
Probably because you are bored.
What websites gives away prizes?
Lockerz, but it's invite only so message me for the code.
Where can you read kyirux the message of pascal on the internet?
Websites 'Kapiel raaj' and 'Lulu' have it available for download.
What is the difference between the blog and the newsgroup?
munhu
Why does the lg vortex says message not sent?
because the message was no sent.
