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Top Document: Moderated Newsgroups FAQ Previous Document: Q2.2 What are some possible problems for moderated groups? Next Document: Q2.4 What is robo-moderation? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge
A lot of readers think it is worth it, and some moderators agree. :-)
Since 1995 many proposals have been made to moderate previously
unmoderated groups in the wake of increased volume of both on-topic
and off-topic posts, widely cross-posted trolls, and a general
perception that the signal-to-noise ratio of Usenet has been dropping.
If you are a reader who wants to help the moderator of a group,
volunteer to help - even if the moderation process is going just
fine right now, your help might be useful later or in other areas.
Other activities that can help add value to a newsgroup include:
periodic posting of FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) files
archive site(s) accessible by ftp, http, and/or e-mail, of:
FAQ files
other summaries or indexes of the topic or of old threads
full text of old posts (perhaps threaded into hypertext)
a gateway to/from a mailing list for people
who can not (or will not) read Usenet posts.
a digest and/or index mailing list
technical support of (robo-)moderation for the moderator
Top Document: Moderated Newsgroups FAQ Previous Document: Q2.2 What are some possible problems for moderated groups? Next Document: Q2.4 What is robo-moderation? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: Dmckeon@swcp.com (Denis McKeon)
Last Update November 21 2011 @ 01:00 PM
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