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Because Google made a popular interace to USENET called Google Groups, then added a non-USENET component and discontinued the USENET part. By doing so, a lot of
by aaron_m04 8y ago
Because Google made a popular interace to USENET called Google Groups, then added a non-USENET component and discontinued the USENET part. By doing so, a lot of people ended up on the non-USENET part.
A secondary factor was spam getting out of control IIRC.