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A mailing list, like wikiFR-l

1 person send a email to 1 email adres that forwards it to a list of other email adresses. That is the concept of a mailling list. Easy to set up and to use. Not very pratical when the list has a lot of traffic. Also not very fast (sometimes)

Usenet, a newsgroup

You need a newsreader, a computerprogram. Outlook express is also a (not very good) newsrreader. For windows is Xnews a good program. Lots of options and shortcuts.

You need a news server. Normaly you use the news server of your internet provider. If you use news.ISP.fr there is a good change it wil work. You can also use fb1.euronet.be , but it only contains Belgian and groups of the Netherlands.

How it works; The news server contains news groups. That can be one group (from a company) or then houssends. Every group has a name. Like "fr.soc.histoire" When you post a message to a newsgroup it goes to the news server and remains there for a while. The time depens on the configuration of the server, for 1 day or serveral months.

When sombody selects in his news reader that news group (like fr.soc.histoire) it send to the news server a requests; "are there new postings?" If there are it sends the subjects of those postings to your news reader. On your screen you see the new messages. When you select a message that seems interesting it also downloads the contens of that massege. That goes very- very fast.

Gmane.org is mailing list to newsgroup and back gateway. It makes a mailling list appear to be a newsgroup whit al the benefits of it bu you still have total control over it. Every posting makes use of the mailing list. If somebody is a not a listmember they can not post. Actualy, it is better regarding spam. I am list administrator of intlwiki-l and wikitech-l and i recieve a lot of spam at the posting adress. Every time i recieve a spam i get a "message is hold for approval". Not whit gmane.org The first time you send a message by use of a gmane.org newsgroup you recieve a email to confirm your email adress.

Accès aux listes par le Web[modifier le code]

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Bonjour,

On peut maintenant lire les listes Wikimedia par le Web :

Y a aussi un forum à http://boards.wikimedia.org/ Mais n'y passez pas trop de temps, faites plutôt des articles. ;o) Yann 27 jan 2004 à 19:43 (CET)

Intro et contenu de la page[modifier le code]

Les listes de wikipédia? Bien je vais pas leur faire de la mauvaise pub... Elles sont une référence et ont leur utilité...

Mais l'intro de la page devrait peut-être être compléter par un petit disclaimer indiquant que ces listes ne remplacent pas un dialogue en page de discussion lorsque tous les contributeurs sont concernés.

Je pense que c'est vrai que c'est peut-être une idée bizarre de penser que ces listes seraient un "substitut", mais si on ne fait que l'intro de Liste de discussion, on pourrait presque le penser...

Un peu de reformulation serait-il utile?

W7a (d) 23 janvier 2008 à 21:46 (CET)[répondre]