Google restores threaded browsing to Deja archives

[ Thanks to pac4854 for this link. ]

pac4854 writes:

"Take a peek at http://groups.google.com."

"It looks like they've put out an early beta of their browsing software. Sorta reminds me of Remarq in a way, but at least the threads are there."

After the Linux-based Google acquired Deja.com, the most accessible set of Usenet archives on the Internet were taken down for retooling. Now it looks as though Google has put the archives back up, with the browsing capabilities in a beta release.

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