[gnu.emacs.gnus] Setting up an nndir version of a mailing list or newsgroup?

[dubach1@husc.harvard.edu (Joev Dubach)]

I didn't get any reply to this on gnu.emacs.gnus; does anyone here
know?

Thanks,
Joev

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Subject: Setting up an nndir version of a mailing list or newsgroup?
From: dubach1@fas.harvard.edu (Joev Dubach)
Date: 23 Nov 1996 05:50:26 -0500

Is there a boilerplate way of setting up nndir "newsgroups" like
ding-list or ding-list-recent?

For example, a newsgroup I read doesn't propogate well, and there are
some people I'd like to be able to read it who don't have access to my
newsserver.  Somebody else has already set up a mailing-list/newsgroup
gateway, but since the group is high-traffic, it would ideally not
have to be distributed by mail.

Of course, there's also the possibility that some people won't be
willing/able to use Gnus, so it'd be nice to set it up so that it
could also be (slightly less conveniently) read in some sort of HTML
form, but that's secondary.  The main thing is: what's the best way to
set up an nndir version of a mailing list?

Joev                          <URL:"http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~dubach1/">

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