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In article <11860@venera.isi.edu> allard@isi.edu (Dennis Allard) writes:
>I am interested in helping put USENET up on other
>platforms.  To do so, I would need a definition
>of the protocols used by USENET.  Where can I find
>information like this?  ...

RFC 1036 will tell you just about everything that is documented about them.
It won't tell you anything about underlying transmission systems, e.g. uucp,
however.  You'll have to sort out a way of getting data from A to B.
(Usenet, like CSNet, is a logical network rather than a physical one --
it's not bound to any specific transmission medium.)
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