Author: BobBob Date: Mar 19, 2008 17:40
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 19:54:20 -0400, Pudentame
wrote:
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|>Google makes an archive of the usenet groups they provide an access
|>point through Google Groups. They do seem to honor the X-no-archive: flag
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|>If you send a cancel for one of your own posts, it will propagate with
|>the same efficiency as the initial post.
|>
|>If you change your mind after you hit send, you have a better chance of
|>killing the post if you cancel it right away than if you have second
|>thoughts later.
X-no-archive: is just a request that may not be easy to handel by all the
NNTP servers.....
I find most NNTP servers to X-no-archive: Yes, to still be displayed
in the 1st download of the headers.....A lot of NNTPs will delete it, but
not so much these days.
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