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In article <5845@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu> tholen@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (David Tholen) writes:
> Incidentally, the "bandwidth" used is the same whether the destination is
> comp.os.os2 or comp.binaries.os2.  The only difference is whether you see
> them in comp.os.os2 or not.  If you'd rather not see them, just skip them
> when scanning new postings.

Not to this site, or many another site with a UUNET feed. We get comp.os.os2,
but we don't get general binaries groups and wouldn't get comp.binaries.os2.
In fact, if binaries start being a problem, we won't get comp.os.os2 either.

The only binary group we get is comp.binaries.ibm.pc, because of certain daft
decisions made by the likes of IBM and Microsoft nearly 10 years ago. One hopes
that they don't do the same again...
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