There are tens of thousands of different Usenet groups, and anyone on the Internet may participate for free. Usenet was originally designed to carry local news between two universities in North Carolina. For this reason, Usenet groups are often referred to as 'newsgroups', even though, today, they are used as public forums for discussions. Usenet works as follows.
People send messages, called 'articles' or 'postings', to the various newsgroups.
Most articles consist of text, but some also have pictures. The articles are propagated around the world and stored on special servers called 'news servers'. Usenet functions well because it is put together in a clever way, and because there is a lot of cooperation among the people who manage the news servers. You must be at least 18 years old to use this site. If you use this site, you accept this disclaimer and absolve GUBA LLC from all legal responsibility regarding any offensive material found within this site.