Re: Virgin Media's legal team are wrong





Mark McIntyre wrote:

"Ivor Jones" wrote:
"Kit" wrote:

What about all the people who now access usenet via
google, i.e. via a web page?

I can access my email via a web page, that doesn't make my email inbox a
website.

Quite. Nor is a "forum" a website. Its a database of stuff which is
*accessed* through a web frontend.

It's a web-based application.


The technical difference between usenet-based and website-based
discussion groups is the protocol or protocols through they are
accessed.

http vs nntp !


Historically, the latter were once called BBS

No. A BBS traditionally was usually a dial-in computer running probably a DOS
application.


Graham

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