Re: The alt.anagrams FAQ

HenHanna@NewsGrouper <[email protected]> Mon, 01 Jun 2026 21:16:43 GMT
Newsgroups alt.anagrams,rec.puzzles.crosswords
Message-ID <[email protected]>

       I kinda wish tehre waas a generic NG for Wordplay!



 Csiph lets me post to Alt.English.Usage, but this does not.


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       for some reason, I can't find this FAQ posts on Csiph

         "HenHanna"   is so short that...  (I don't think it's possible to....)



[email protected] (Lardy FAQ-Poster) posted:

> 
>      Before diving into the FAQ, please feel free to post your name
>      to the newsgroup so that you can receive the traditional 
>      alt.anagrams welcome.  Then, while you're waiting for the 
>      replies, you can peruse the FAQ.
> 
>  -=#=-   -=#=-       -=#=-   -=#=-       -=#=-   -=#=-
> 
>      Welcome to alt.anagrams
>      
>        - The USENET group alt.anagrams = Unearth top language masters! -
>    
>      alt.anagrams lets you pull up a chair in one of the friendlier,
>      wittier, more intelligent USENET newsgroups.
>           
>      This FAQ is posted to alt.anagrams every few weeks, and an HTML
>      version is available in http://theanna.org/grams/ . 
> 
>      Most content compiled by Larry Brash, William Tunstall-Pedoe, and
>      Anna Shefl.  Other specific contributions are noted below.
> 
>      Last updated on 23 January 2023, by Anna Shefl.
>      
>    Acknowledgements
>    
>      Many thanks to the members for their assistance in providing
>      information for this FAQ. They provided many of the examples and
>      pointers to the anagram generators and books. Many thanks to 
>      everyone else who has sent suggestions, corrections, and positive
>      comments. Specific acknowledgements are noted in each section of this
>      FAQ.
>      
>          If there are items you feel should be included in this FAQ or
>          changed, please feel free to post them to the group for
>          discussion, preferably in the same thread as the FAQ.
>      =
>          "Here, then: I'll suggest three unique alterations.
> 
>          * The home address of Larry "The Yeti" Brash.
>          * Naff embedded sounds.
>          * Risque hot pics of a fat female police officer.