README.md in flnews_post_proc-1.49 vs README.md in flnews_post_proc-1.51
- old
+ new
@@ -54,11 +54,11 @@
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The flnews newsreader is sufficient for Usenet access, i.e. to receive and read
articles from -, as well as to write and post articles to newsgroups.
When you compare news-clients, you will always notice the differences and
-choose the software that you prefer. Flnews however, has the charm that you can
+choose the software that you prefer. flnews however, has the charm that you can
influence how the program itself works but also modify posts that flnews
produces, just before the program will transmit them to the chosen nntp-server.
The flnews_post_proc can add and change details of a post, in ways that are
currently not possible with flnews alone. As the program is configurable, it
@@ -91,17 +91,17 @@
You are free. I just mention face and x-face but prefer that you do not
remember I did.
Custom headers may be defined in the configuration file for the program
and will then be added to each outgoing post.
-* The Archive- and X-No-Archive headers are sometimes set to avoid that an
- article be saved and stays available to search-engines (Google, notably).
- Test- postings, for example, do probably not justify at all that they would
- be referenced in search results. The post-processor program can impose the
- Archive- and X-No-Archive header for all posts to certain newsgroups.
+* The Archive- and X-No-Archive headers are sometimes set to avoid that an
+ article be saved and stays available to search-engines (Google, notably).
+ Test- postings, for example, do probably not justify at all that they would
+ be referenced in search results. The post-processor program can impose the
+ Archive- and X-No-Archive header for all posts to certain newsgroups.
- **ATTN** As of 2024, the header “X-No-Archive“ has lost most of its utility
+ **ATTN** As of 2024, the header “X-No-Archive“ has lost most of its utility
and it is the decision of server operators to honor it or not.
* If a news post contains many references to either other posts or Web
pages, the text can be cluttered with URLs.
The post-processor can identify marked text fragments and transform them
@@ -164,11 +164,11 @@
rom *GROUP_INTRO*, below. The Regexp format is that of the Regexp class in
Ruby, noted as a String. Beware to mask a backslash '\\' by another one,
ike in the example. A capture-group '()' serves to extract the name from the
match result.
-Leave this field empty to keep the default from the FLNews configuration
+Leave this field empty to keep the default from the flnews configuration
intact.
CONTENT: A String equivalent of a regular expression.
DEFAULT: EMPTY
@@ -197,11 +197,11 @@
Currently only %fup_name% and %fup_group% are reproduced in the resulting
introductory string.
CONTENT: A newsgroup or regexp per line, followed by a colon, a space and a String
- DEFAULT: As configured in FLNews
+ DEFAULT: As configured in flnews
EXAMPLE: _alt.test: "Thus spoke #\{fup_name\} on that baleful #\{fup_date\}:"_
**GROUP_SIGS**
A signature line per Newsgroup.
@@ -318,10 +318,10 @@
GROUP_SIGS, XNAY_GROUPS, CUSTOM_HEADERS and DEBUG_LOG.
A dialog may be displayed which allows you to disable any of these
four options, so that the defaults from flnews prevail.
ATTN! Canceling the dialog or pushing the Esc-key does interrupt
-the process. Flnews will not post the article.
+the process. flnews will not post the article.
Set this option to no, NO or similar to disable the dialog.
DEFAULT: yes