What do you mean by "completion"?
We peer (trade articles back-and-forth) with other news providers around the world to ensure that you get the most binary and text Usenet articles available. What Does Completion Mean on Usenet? Completion refers to how many articles are available on a Usenet provider’s servers compared to the total articles posted…
What do you mean by "anonymity"?
Understanding Anonymity on Usenet UsenetServer provides private access to Usenet without requiring users to identify themselves publicly. When accessing newsgroups, no personal information is shared with other Usenet participants or visible on the network. Unlike many Web platforms that associate usage with perso…
What do you mean by "article retention"?
What Is Article Retention on Usenet? Article retention refers to how long a Usenet provider stores articles on its servers. The longer the article retention period, the further back in time articles are kept available for access. For example, if a provider advertises 5,000 days of article retention, that means artic…
What is NNTP?
What Is NNTP? NNTP, or Network News Transfer Protocol, is the standard method used to access Usenet. It governs how articles are transferred between Usenet servers and how users connect to read and post to newsgroups. Originally defined in 1986, NNTP was designed to work over the Internet and is still in use today w…
TLS certificate verification failed
How to Fix TLS Certificate Verification Errors When Connecting to Usenet If you're experiencing SSL/TLS connection issues when accessing Usenet, the problem may be due to an expired certificate that some systems still rely on. This guide will walk you through how to resolve this by updating or adjusting your client …
