Glyn Millington <glyn.millington@gmail.com> writes:

> Xavier Maillard <lists.emacs.gnus@xavier.maillard.im> writes:
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>> Thanks for your feedback. I am considering to go « full NNTP » for all my
>> mailing-lists needs (as long as it is possible). For example, I know gnu.*
>> hierarchy offers many groups I regularly read without having to write a line
>> of sieve script or without subscription.
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> You know about gmane?
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> http://gmane.org/
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> Almost certainly you do! but worth flagging it up in this thread.

I had a similar setup, but moved back to mailing lists because of

1) many groups (particularly but not exclusively google groups) I can
not post to via gmane but I have to use mail. And in many cases, the
posts to gmane simply disappear in these cases - any suggestions on how
I can solve this (posting to via mail instead of gmane), and I am likely
to move back to gmane for all mailing lists

2) archiving of the posts as a ressource to search is much faster when
using offline storage of the posts and notmuch for indexing. I can
search gmane from gnus as well, but I kind of prefer notmuch.

Now I am back to all lists I might write to are mailing lists again.

As I said - the main 

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