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Messages on Server for 90 days only
My newsgroup reader (Mozilla Thunderbird) gives me a message on all
Microsoft Newsgroups for any message that is more 90 days old that the message has "expired". Is it a Microsoft policy to remove messages from the public server after that point? If so, why remove them so quickly; the shelf life of the messages should be at least several years. I can search for older newsgroup items on Google Groups, but the listing on that website is not as good, in my view, as the newsgroup itself. David |
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Messages on Server for 90 days only
I've never tried the website access, only Google Groups, but from all
the complaints posted here about the website, I wonder why anyone does. On Dec 27, 9:30*pm, djprius wrote: * *My newsgroup reader (Mozilla Thunderbird) gives me a message on all Microsoft Newsgroups for any message that is more 90 days old that the message has "expired". * *Is it a Microsoft policy to remove messages from the public server after that point? *If so, why remove them so quickly; the shelf life of the messages should be at least several years. * *I can search for older newsgroup items on Google Groups, but the listing on that website is not as good, in my view, as the newsgroup itself. David |
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Messages on Server for 90 days only
David is talking about the msnews server (accessed via NNTP), not the Web
site. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message ... I've never tried the website access, only Google Groups, but from all the complaints posted here about the website, I wonder why anyone does. On Dec 27, 9:30 pm, djprius wrote: My newsgroup reader (Mozilla Thunderbird) gives me a message on all Microsoft Newsgroups for any message that is more 90 days old that the message has "expired". Is it a Microsoft policy to remove messages from the public server after that point? If so, why remove them so quickly; the shelf life of the messages should be at least several years. I can search for older newsgroup items on Google Groups, but the listing on that website is not as good, in my view, as the newsgroup itself. David |
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Messages on Server for 90 days only
The servers used for msnews are old and unstable and prone to problems even
with just 90 days' worth of messages. And doomed, as MS has signaled a clear intention to move all "discussion groups" to (Web-based) "forums" and ditch the NNTP NGs. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "djprius" wrote in message ... My newsgroup reader (Mozilla Thunderbird) gives me a message on all Microsoft Newsgroups for any message that is more 90 days old that the message has "expired". Is it a Microsoft policy to remove messages from the public server after that point? If so, why remove them so quickly; the shelf life of the messages should be at least several years. I can search for older newsgroup items on Google Groups, but the listing on that website is not as good, in my view, as the newsgroup itself. David |
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