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» Site title: alabama.*
» Site description: Presentation of the hierarchy dedicated to Alabama.
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» Site title: aus.* Newsgroup Administration
» Site description: Provides the definitive list of all newsgroups in aus.* (Australia) including charters, voting instructions and information on creation of new aus.* newsgroups.
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» Site title: Big-8 Usenet
» Site description: Management board of the big 8 hierarchies: controls creation, naming, moderation policies and removal processes for newsgroups in those hierarchies. Includes a FAQ and details of recent announcements.
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» Site title: BIOSCI - Bionet Newsgroups
» Site description: Promotes communication between professionals in the biological sciences. Includes related resource links. From Stanford University.
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» Site title: borland.*
» Site description: Presentation of this hierarchy provided as a user supported area to exchange information, tips and techniques for the community of Borland customers.
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» Site title: ca.*
» Site description: The California Usenet Project is an effort to coordinate the ca.* hierarchy (California, United States). Lists of newsgroups, charters, and plans.
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» Site title: ch.*
» Site description: Provides an overview over Swiss newsgroups and the charter for each group, as well as the history of the hierarchy reorganization.
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» Site title: cmeerw.org: openwatcom.*
» Site description: Presentation of the small hierarchy dedicated to the open source Open Watcom cross compilers. Archived control messages, list of bogus groups and servers carrying the hierarchy, news feeds for other servers.
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» Site title: europa.*
» Site description: International newsgroups hierarchy for topics covering the continent of Europe.
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» Site title: finet.*
» Site description: Presentation of the free (as in alt.*) Finnish hierarchy. Checkgroup list and binary policy.
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» Site title: gnUSENET
» Site description: Presentation of the gnu.* hierarchy, which is a collection of newsgroups about the Free Software Foundation's GNU Project. Most of these newsgroups correspond to GNU mailing lists.
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» Site title: hamster.*
» Site description: Presentation of the hierarchy dedicated to hamster, a local mail and newsserver with many tools around. Group list, charters, posting rules, PGP key and checkgroup messages available.
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» Site title: it.*
» Site description: Site in Italian and English. Includes the PGP key for verifying control messages, servers configuration FAQ for the hierarchy and the latest checkgroups control message.
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» Site title: japan.*
» Site description: One of the hierarchies for Japan (along with fj.*). Checkgroups, sample control.ctl entry, policies.
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» Site title: News-admin.org
» Site description: Links to several top-level hierarchies, any of which may register a subdomain of news-admin.org for their hierarchy.
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» Site title: nj.*
» Site description: New Jersey, United States. Rules, checkgroups, administration, list of groups.
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» Site title: no.*
» Site description: Presentation of the Norwegian hierarchy: checkgroups, PGP signed control key, control message archive and configuration information for INN.
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» Site title: pl.*
» Site description: Explains how to add Polish pl.* hierarchy to a news server, briefly presents the hierarchy and provides technical information.
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» Site title: sbay.*
» Site description: South Bay (San Jose and nearby areas, about 50 miles south of San Francisco), California, United States. Charters, policies, group list.
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» Site title: sfnet Newsgroups
» Site description: Presentation of the administered Finnish hierarchy: spam and binary cancel policy, control messages and the associated PGP key as well as the checkgroup list.
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» Site title: Trigofacile.com: Hierarchies
» Site description: Canonical list of managed, unmanaged, local and private hierarchies with information on how to carry them: newsgroups list, PGP key, contact, URL.
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» Site title: UK Usenet
» Site description: Homepage of the UK Usenet Committee. Information about usenet newsgroups in the United Kingdom.
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» Site title: Usenet Hierarchy Administration FAQ
» Site description: Provides help to Usenet hierarchy administrators who try to maintain the canonical lists of newsgroups in managed hierarchies.
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» Site title: Usenet II
» Site description: The net.* hierarchy is based on the concept of "sound sites". The goal is to create a new Usenet as free as possible from spam and other maladies.
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