- Agreed-upon set of codes for inter-computer communication
- Business newsgroups - new ideas, products and job opportunities
- Computing newsgroups
- Early US network that formed the basis of the Internet
- Email address code for Australia
- Email address code for Sweden
- Email address code for the U.S.A.
- Email address code for the United Kingdom
- Facility which allows the storage and retrieval of email addresses
- In order to use a modem you need one
- Internet slang for sending a huge number of useless or rude messages to a single person
- List of people who receive a given piece of email
- Mail sent electronically
- Network which supports newsgroups
- Newsgroups which do not fit into other groups e.g. health, kids
- Part of the email address which comes after the @ sign
- Part of the email message which contains your personal details, attached at the end
- Penpals on the Internet
- Recreational activities newsgroups - cover sports, hobbies and games
- Scientific newsgroups - mainly used by academics to discuss their research
- Sending large amounts of email to an individual
- Similar to a listserv
- Social newsgroup - offer the opportunity to discuss social issues, different cultures,
etc.
- Symbols used in email messages to show your emotions ;-)
- System operator or postmaster of a telecomputing system
- Type of mail sent via the post office
- Type of signal a telephone understands
- Unofficial code of good behaviour for the Internet
- Worldwide network of computer networks
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- domain
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- mailbombing
- mailinglist
- majordomo
- misc
- netiquette
- protocol
- rec
- sci
- se
- signature
- snailmail
- soc
- spamming
- sysop
- telephone
- uk
- us
- Usenet
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