Re: FAQ Maintainers Daily Digest

Mark Eckenwiler (eck@panix.com)
Tue, 19 Mar 1996 16:40:11 -0500 (EST)

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Danny R. Faught sez:
+
+ > What about the large DejaNews web site? They keep *all* articles and an
+ > easy-to-use search engine for searching them.
+
+ I'd equate the issue with the ability to cancel an article. You can
+ easily cancel an article from the news servers of the world.

Pfui. Cancels are advisory. Most sites honor them, but there's no
guarantee any particular site will.

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"This case presents the perhaps unprecedented situation of a court, as
litigant, petitioning itself, as court, for relief."
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                      Mark Eckenwiler   eck@panix.com

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