High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Some Usenet newsreaders, especially in the Unix world, have tried to make it easier to find interesting postings and filter useless ones. To accomplish this, these newsreaders provide so-called scorefiles, which are sets of rules that, when triggered, alter the rating, or score, of a post. This is a refinement of the earlier kill file mechanism, providing values indicating the relative "goodness" of an article rather than the kill file's simpler yes/no display rules. For example, any post by author "Donald Knuth" might be automatically scored high, whereas one by "Script Kiddie" might be scored lower. Sometimes more than one rule is triggered by an individual post, making an otherwise hidden post visible or vice versa. The scores can then be used to sort the posts or even to delete all posts below a certain threshold. Scorefiles generally use some form of regular expression syntax and/or wildmats for pattern-matching. Данное издание...