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		 From: Alan T on 29 Jul 2010 02:44 >>> Why would you ask a Windows 7 question in a Windows XP newsgroup? > > http://news.individual.net/ carries "alt.windows7.general" It is a paid usenet group 	
		 From: Bob I on 29 Jul 2010 08:14 		Alan T wrote: >>>>Why would you ask a Windows 7 question in a Windows XP newsgroup? >> >>http://news.individual.net/ carries "alt.windows7.general" > > > It is a paid usenet group > Ah no, the usenet group is free, it's that particular news server that costs. Just access the newsgroup from one of the "free servers". 	
		 From: Alan T on 4 Aug 2010 19:38 		>>>>>Why would you ask a Windows 7 question in a Windows XP newsgroup? >>> >>>http://news.individual.net/ carries "alt.windows7.general" >> >> >> It is a paid usenet group > > Ah no, the usenet group is free, it's that particular news server that > costs. Just access the newsgroup from one of the "free servers". What good free news server do you recommend? 	
		 From: Bob I on 5 Aug 2010 08:20 		Alan T wrote: >>>>>>Why would you ask a Windows 7 question in a Windows XP newsgroup? >>>> >>>>http://news.individual.net/ carries "alt.windows7.general" >>> >>> >>>It is a paid usenet group >> >>Ah no, the usenet group is free, it's that particular news server that >>costs. Just access the newsgroup from one of the "free servers". > > > What good free news server do you recommend? > > For the purpose of accessing "alt.windows7.general"? I wouldn't bother, 99% of the postings are flames and user bashing. You'd spend more time maintaining filters than reading posts. 
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