Baisley,
if you're suggesting setting up a usenet group, that's not what i mean. i am asking if there are any bitcoin-related mailing lists that one can subscribe to. that's all.
Topic: Mailing list? (Read 1502 times)
*murders all of you*
thats why im ask what/how its should be/appear/work.
i know what NNTP is. the question was more like, what the fuck does this have to do with my question? i'm asking about a bitcoin discussion mailing list. that's obvious, isn't it?
Don't hold back now, tell us how you really feel.I'm a wee bit old fashioned - I don't look at a statement like "Nigga what?" and think "ooh, that must mean what does NNTP have to do with a question about mailing lists?" I guess I'm just not hip to the lingo you young 'uns are using, so the obvious-ity whooshed by me.
Back to the topic at hand, you'd need to ask Basiley, who kindly addressed your question. I'd imagine it's due to the remarkable similarities between mailing lists and usenet - both are readable in email clients - and the advantages many people would perceive usenet having over mailing lists.
i know what NNTP is. the question was more like, what the fuck does this have to do with my question? i'm asking about a bitcoin discussion mailing list. that's obvious, isn't it?
Nigga what?
NNTP? Wikipedia has the answers. It's what we used before the Web became "The Internet".
I hate mailing lists, I cannot think of one case in which it would be desirable to receive all the community's messages in my inbox. It's just not a useful format.
A forum (like NNTP) is at least hierarchically organised and you can follow only the topics that interest you without having a shitton of unread mail every day.
A forum (like NNTP) is at least hierarchically organised and you can follow only the topics that interest you without having a shitton of unread mail every day.
Nigga what?
NNTP ?
is there any bitcoin mailing list? as nice as the people are on this forum, i sure would rather interact with the community by email/mailing list.
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