Copies of most of these FAQ's are posted frequently to the newsgroup news.answers. If you want to avoid irritating other users, PLEASE read the FAQ before posting a question to Usenet asking for an answer.
Unfortunately, most FAQ's on the internet are written for the Unix user who is using a shell account, not for a PPP/SLIP subscriber to an ISP who is using a Point and Click Interface like the Macintosh or Windows. A future project may be to de-Unix these FAQs and make them understandable for recent ex-AOLers.
| Name of FAQ | Official Copy |
|---|---|
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) FAQs | |
| Introduction to IRC for ex-AOLers | Go |
| IRC FAQ | Go |
| Undernet FAQ | Go |
Usenet FAQs | |
| Usenet Posting Rules | Go |
| Finding the right Newsgroup | Go |
| What the first part of the name means | Go |
| So you want to create an Alt group? | Go |
General Internet | |
| The FAQs about FAQs | Go |
| Copyright Myths | Go |
| Winsock FAQ | Go |
| Anonymous FTP | Go |
Electronic Mail | |
| How to Find someone's Email address | Go |
| MIME (Multi-purpose Internet Mail Extensions) | Go |
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AOL is easy. We don't need no stinkin' FAQs.
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