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  [ADMIN] Welcome to news.admin.net-abuse.policy!         


Author: Tim Skirvin
Date: Apr 23, 2008 00:45

Archive-name: usenet/news-admin-net-abuse-policy/welcome
Posting-Frequency: twice monthly
Last-modified: 2004/01/11
Version: 1.0
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/nanap.html

news.admin.net-abuse.policy (NANAP) is a newsgroup for discussion of
policy regarding abuse of shared networks, or 'net-abuse'. It is a
robo-moderated forum, controlled by a moderation 'bot that automatically
approves anything that it thinks is an on-topic post.

HOW TO POST
===========

(This section assumes that you already know how to post to Usenet
newsgroups in general.)

As NANAP is a robomoderated forum, all messages must pass through the
moderation bot before they hit the network. Things that must be true for
the message to be approved:
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  [ADMIN] Welcome to news.admin.net-abuse.policy!         


Author: Tim Skirvin
Date: Apr 9, 2008 00:45

Archive-name: usenet/news-admin-net-abuse-policy/welcome
Posting-Frequency: twice monthly
Last-modified: 2004/01/11
Version: 1.0
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/nanap.html

news.admin.net-abuse.policy (NANAP) is a newsgroup for discussion of
policy regarding abuse of shared networks, or 'net-abuse'. It is a
robo-moderated forum, controlled by a moderation 'bot that automatically
approves anything that it thinks is an on-topic post.

HOW TO POST
===========

(This section assumes that you already know how to post to Usenet
newsgroups in general.)

As NANAP is a robomoderated forum, all messages must pass through the
moderation bot before they hit the network. Things that must be true for
the message to be approved:
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  [ADMIN] Welcome to news.admin.net-abuse.policy!         


Author: Tim Skirvin
Date: Mar 23, 2008 00:45

Archive-name: usenet/news-admin-net-abuse-policy/welcome
Posting-Frequency: twice monthly
Last-modified: 2004/01/11
Version: 1.0
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/nanap.html

news.admin.net-abuse.policy (NANAP) is a newsgroup for discussion of
policy regarding abuse of shared networks, or 'net-abuse'. It is a
robo-moderated forum, controlled by a moderation 'bot that automatically
approves anything that it thinks is an on-topic post.

HOW TO POST
===========

(This section assumes that you already know how to post to Usenet
newsgroups in general.)

As NANAP is a robomoderated forum, all messages must pass through the
moderation bot before they hit the network. Things that must be true for
the message to be approved:
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  [ADMIN] Welcome to news.admin.net-abuse.policy!         


Author: Tim Skirvin
Date: Mar 9, 2008 00:45

Archive-name: usenet/news-admin-net-abuse-policy/welcome
Posting-Frequency: twice monthly
Last-modified: 2004/01/11
Version: 1.0
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/nanap.html

news.admin.net-abuse.policy (NANAP) is a newsgroup for discussion of
policy regarding abuse of shared networks, or 'net-abuse'. It is a
robo-moderated forum, controlled by a moderation 'bot that automatically
approves anything that it thinks is an on-topic post.

HOW TO POST
===========

(This section assumes that you already know how to post to Usenet
newsgroups in general.)

As NANAP is a robomoderated forum, all messages must pass through the
moderation bot before they hit the network. Things that must be true for
the message to be approved:
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  [nanap] rejected: <nanap.20080227123801$1ed2@news.killfile.org>         


Author: Elemental the NANAP ModBot
Date: Feb 27, 2008 04:38

Your article has been rejected for the following reasons:

HTML message
HTML-formatted messages are considered rude on Usenet, and are not
allowed through this moderation suite.

No keyword found in Subject
Messages must include a subject tag, of the form:
Subject: [tag] Hello!
Subject: {tag} Hello!
Subject: Re: {tag} Hello!

If you feel that your post was rejected in error, please do not hesitate to
contact the moderators on the matter; you may do so by replying to this
post. If the problems were minor, feel free to fix them and resubmit your
article.

Thank you for your post, regardless. Your post is appended for future
reference.

- Elemental the NANAP ModBot mod.killfile.org>
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  [Eweka] Misuse of NNTP-Posting-Host header         


Author: Steve
Date: Feb 25, 2008 06:48

Hi all,

It appears that sometime in the last week, Eweka Internet Services have
changed their posting policy so that every message contains:-
NNTP-Posting-Host: Eweka Internet Services

Thought it was worth highlighting as I suspect mine isn't the only
service that's filtering thousands of their messages as they appear to
come from a single poster.

--
pub 1024D/228761E7 2003-06-04 Steven Crook
Key fingerprint = 1CD9 95E1 E9CE 80D6 C885 B7EB B471 80D5 2287 61E7
uid Steven Crook mixmin.net>
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  [ADMIN] Welcome to news.admin.net-abuse.policy!         


Author: Tim Skirvin
Date: Feb 23, 2008 00:45

Archive-name: usenet/news-admin-net-abuse-policy/welcome
Posting-Frequency: twice monthly
Last-modified: 2004/01/11
Version: 1.0
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/nanap.html

news.admin.net-abuse.policy (NANAP) is a newsgroup for discussion of
policy regarding abuse of shared networks, or 'net-abuse'. It is a
robo-moderated forum, controlled by a moderation 'bot that automatically
approves anything that it thinks is an on-topic post.

HOW TO POST
===========

(This section assumes that you already know how to post to Usenet
newsgroups in general.)

As NANAP is a robomoderated forum, all messages must pass through the
moderation bot before they hit the network. Things that must be true for
the message to be approved:
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  [usenet] Whom to adress the abuse report to...         


Author: Mandalay
Date: Feb 11, 2008 14:11

The source that has been plaguing usenet for many years has suddenly
changed from 100proofnews.com (aka highwinds-media) to another server
called iusenet.com

No hw to be found. Instead newshosting.com
Since sending abuse reports to iusenet is of course iuseless...
who is responsible here now?

Any help appreciated

Mandalay

Two sample headers below:

Xref: news alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.asian-female:354936
alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.asian-indian:2011932
Path:
newsfeed.hal-mli.net!feeder1.hal-mli.net!ecngs!feeder.ecngs.de!216.196.110.1
48.MISMATCH...
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  [ADMIN] Welcome to news.admin.net-abuse.policy!         


Author: Tim Skirvin
Date: Feb 9, 2008 00:45

Archive-name: usenet/news-admin-net-abuse-policy/welcome
Posting-Frequency: twice monthly
Last-modified: 2004/01/11
Version: 1.0
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/nanap.html

news.admin.net-abuse.policy (NANAP) is a newsgroup for discussion of
policy regarding abuse of shared networks, or 'net-abuse'. It is a
robo-moderated forum, controlled by a moderation 'bot that automatically
approves anything that it thinks is an on-topic post.

HOW TO POST
===========

(This section assumes that you already know how to post to Usenet
newsgroups in general.)

As NANAP is a robomoderated forum, all messages must pass through the
moderation bot before they hit the network. Things that must be true for
the message to be approved:
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  Re: [Binaries] yEnc Policy         


Author: Steve
Date: Jan 29, 2008 08:24

On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 10:07:42 -0800, Andrew - Supernews wrote in
Message-Id: atlantis.supernews.net>:
> I think you're confusing two things; that list isn't intended to cover
> binaries in general.

Andrew,

Thanks for your reply and my apologies for now responding sooner.
> I haven't looked at cleanfeed recently, but back in the day there were
> two entirely separate rules: one for "is this a binary in a non-binary
> group", and another for "is this text inappropriately...
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