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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

> Imagine -- you create an nnweb group that matches "Mango".  nnweb
> would keep an identifier<->article number mapping somewhere, so that
> when you tap `M-g' on the nnweb:mango group, it would request matches
> from the search engine, compare with its previously created map, and
> make all the new articles, well, new.  In short, solid nnweb groups
> could potentially behave like any other group.

Ohhh...  I just got a warm fuzzy feeling of Big Brother passing by.
Just imagine...  I could create a group called 'Lars.Ingebrigtsen' and
monitor articles he posts on EVERY group, regardless if I'm subscribed
to it.  That would be cool.  It would auto-update every time he posted
a new article.  

Please please please!

I like it!

Wes