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Subject: Re: [OT] A possible alternative to CCC, Just in case

Author: Mathieu Pagé

Date: 12:04:37 09/09/04

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On September 09, 2004 at 13:28:10, Mathieu Pagé wrote:

>Hi,
>
>We all know that the future of CCC is not sure, so I tought of eventual
>alternative and I would like to know you opinions about it. If enought people
>tell me that this could be great, maybe I'll implement it.
>
>So this is my idea an NNTP server, yes, like the old rgcc, but with some
>modification:
>
>o Authentication : In order to post on the group you must be authenticated I
>don't think the NNTP protocol had any functionalities to do this, so we could
>(This is just an idea) begin our message like this :
>
>u:mathieup
>p:monpassword
>
>of course thoses lines would not appear on the newsgroup messages.
>
>o Moderation : A web interface would allow the moderators to access the NG
>database so, like on CCC the messages would always be posted as soon as they are
>sent, but the moderators could delete them anytime after (unlike actuel Usenet
>Moderation)
>
>o Search engine : ok, if we do our own nntp server we will not be able to search
>it on Google Groups or other service of this kind. It is why we should be able
>to export the message in the same format as CCC use, so Andrei's engine would
>still be usable.
>
>This would of course imply that we had to program a new NNTP server (I'm willing
>to do it, just for the fun of it) and to host it (I'm sure someone will
>volunter)
>
>So tell me what you think, tell me your idea or tell me it is the badest idea
>you ever heard about CCC futur if it is the case.
>
>I would personnaly prefer this kind of forum, since we could all use it with our
>prefered news reader.
>
>Mathieu Pagé

Looking to another post I just thought that the server could parse the messages
for a «[D] fen» and convert thoses messages to html in order to include the
diagram. every other post would be in plain text.



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