Is there a moderator or overseer of some type of the free. groups?

If someone's ISP does not carry them, is there a home server that people can
subscribe to?

Since many ISPs have dropped great groups like alt.binaries.images.fun, many
would like to get free.binaries.images.fun but the free groups are hard to
find unless they are carried by your ISP.

Thanks
Ben Lurkin

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and administration; if you don't, well, either go get them and come back,
or accept that there's going to be some parts of this FAQ that you don't
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2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
II. Policy Questions
1. So, free.* has no rules then?
...

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and administration; if you don't, well, either go get them and come back,
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2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
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and administration; if you don't, well, either go get them and come back,
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2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
II. Policy Questions
1. So, free.* has no rules then?
...

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3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
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2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
II. Policy Questions
1. So, free.* has no rules then?
...

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and administration; if you don't, well, either go get them and come back,
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1. What is free.*?
2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
II. Policy Questions
1. So, free.* has no rules then?
...

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and administration; if you don't, well, either go get them and come back,
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1. What is free.*?
2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
II. Policy Questions
1. So, free.* has no rules then?
...

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and administration; if you don't, well, either go get them and come back,
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1. What is free.*?
2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
II. Policy Questions
1. So, free.* has no rules then?
...