Definition of Crossposting. Meaning of Crossposting. Synonyms of Crossposting

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Meaning of Crossposting from wikipedia

- the channel. Crossposting to groups that are irrelevant to the message posted could be considered spamming. Moreover, excessive crossposting is generally...
- of planets by the Kepler spacecraft Followup-To, a kind of internet crossposting Follow-up, a patient's revisit in ambulatory care Follow-up, a stage...
- fail whale, you are making my website fail. No more wordpress-twitter-crossposting" (Tweet) – via Twitter. "Killing the Fail Whale With Twitter's Christopher...
- moderated newsgroups such as comp.answers, misc.answers and sci.answers for crossposting and collecting FAQ across respective comp.*, misc.*, sci.* newsgroups...
- used for crossposting to aid distribution. This is typically only useful for groups that have been removed or newer alt.* groups. Crossposts between hierarchies...
- (1996–1998) Terminology Backbone cabal Breidbart Index Cancelbot Cleanfeed Crossposting Flaming Godwin's law Kibology Kill file Otherkin Sock puppet account...
- same post to several forums, which is termed crossposting. The term derives from Usenet, where crossposting was an accepted practice but causes problems...
- (1996–1998) Terminology Backbone cabal Breidbart Index Cancelbot Cleanfeed Crossposting Flaming Godwin's law Kibology Kill file Otherkin Sock puppet account...
- (1996–1998) Terminology Backbone cabal Breidbart Index Cancelbot Cleanfeed Crossposting Flaming Godwin's law Kibology Kill file Otherkin Sock puppet account...
- the normal USENET RFD/CFV process, in which only spam and excessive crossposting are censored. The moderator for the newsgroup is David Iain Greig (and...