Interesting observations Alex... completely incorrect... but interesting none the less
As I've noted several times now, we've been providing Usenet services to retail and commercial customers for over a decade. Usenet continues to grow in popularity, and to date, over 2 million valid newsgroup postings pass through our news servers every day. This translates to approximately 800 GB of newsgroup content daily, which is comprised of text discussions and multimedia related to a variety of different topics.
Please note that adult webmasters have utilized the Usenet newsgroups for years to advertise their products, services, and websites. In fact we currently assist a number of adult websites with their promotional postings to the groups. In the end, if a few basic guidelines are followed, the newsgroups benefit by receiving quality content, and adult webmasters benefit by promoting their websites to a worldwide audience.
With our Usenet service, adult and non-adult webmasters can deliver 30,000+ newsgroups through their website, without having to use their servers, storage or bandwidth. At a time when webmasters are looking for new ways to drive and retain traffic at their site... to remain competitive & profitable... our Usenet service provides an inexpensive solution.
Our Usenet service is currently a popular component within a variety of adult websites, and its the same service that we deliver to our non-adult clients, such as ISPs, universities, government agencies, corporations, national newspapers, law firms, etc. It is also the same service that is available on Comcast, Adelphia, RoadRunner, Earthlink, and any other international/national/regional ISP.
The service is easy to use, fully supported by our technical staff, and can be brought online at most websites in less than 15 minutes. No hardware or software required, and our clients' end-users simply need a web browser to access, view and post to the newsgroups.
While you're references to "rebroadcasting", "filtering", "KP", "court judgements" are all very sensational and inflammatory... they ultimately have nothing to do with Usenet or the services that we provide.
As mentioned earlier, it would have been nice to have a productive conversation to see how are respective businesses could benefit one another, rather than get caught up in a bunch of chest pounding and territorial pissings.
With that said, if anyone has questions about our service, or the Usenet community in general, please feel free to contact us any time and we'd be happy to assist you.
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