Yup. I do agree with that.
>Some options that remain:
>
> - mail2news gateways. At least the Demon one still allows Approved:
> headers (most others do not, due to abuse); but it doesn't allow
> Supersedes (also due to abuse).
I'll look into that.
> - the auto-poster at mit.edu
How exactly does this work? Do I give it the FAQ each month, or do I give
it to it once and then have no chance to change it?
> - buy an account at a subscription news service; some of the
> less-well-known ones like Randori may be cheaper than RemarQ
> (formerly Supernews), Newsguy, Newscene, Altopia, etc., but I have
> no idea of the relative quality. Places to avoid are
> News-Service.com, triton.net, newsfeeds.com, and realnews.net (all
> spammers or spammer-havens).
I'm on a no budget, but I'll try.
> - find someone who runs a news-server and ask them nicely for access
I've done that, but it didn't seem to work with post_faq; it complained
about a lack of the POST command.
--David Glasser
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