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Q3.1 Are there any alternatives to moderation?
This question is usually asked in response to proposals to moderate
existing high-traffic newsgroups, in hope of avoiding moderation.
Posters could use more descriptive Subject: lines, and change
Subject: lines in their followups to better describe a changing
subject, or use tags or keywords in Subject: lines, but this is
usually more effective in a low-volume newsgroup with a strong
sense of community, and less effective in higher-volume newsgroups
that have a greater proportion of new posters, or of people who
can not or will not change subject lines, or for people who use news
software that ignores the References: header, and thus find it harder
to follow discussion threads across a change in Subject:.
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