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Not sure what version they're talking about on this page[0] but it's dated 1994.Netscape had NNTP support as far back as then apparently... [0] http://home.mco
by smhenderson 7y ago
Not sure what version they're talking about on this page[0] but it's dated 1994.Netscape had NNTP support as far back as then apparently...
[0] http://home.mcom.com/home/guided_tour/news.html http://home.mcom.com/home/guided_tour/news.html
- somesortofsystm 7y ago'94 is mid-web ignition, imho. The point is, the web ate all the other info-sharing protocols, except for mail (which does look worse than ever, but still works) .. and as a result its near-impossible for a new user to easily share their content from their own computer to the rest of the world ..
- karatestomp 7y ago> except for mail My greatest hope for an open social network that people actually use and truly threatens Facebook & friends still rests on something built on top of email. A social-client that uses the email system as its transport layer, basically. It even already has calendaring for events! Heh.
- u801e 7y ago> The point is, the web ate all the other info-sharing protocols I wouldn't say that really happened until after sometime in 2015.