README.md [skip ci] #15

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dickmao merged 1 commits from dev into master 2019-06-15 13:17:38 +00:00
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@ -33,15 +33,17 @@ In your ``.gnus`` or ``.emacs``,
A typical session might look like::
M-x gnus
R g emacs
R g emacsy
q
u
Now we're subscribed to ``r/emacs``. Read the first unread article with ``RET``. Rapidly catch yourself up via ``N`` and ``P``.
Keybinding ``u`` (gnus-group-unsubscribe-current-group) actually *toggles* subscription to ``r/emacsy``. I don't make the rules.
Reenter the ``emacsy`` newsgroup with ``RET``. Rapidly catch yourself up via ``N`` and ``P``. Instantly catch-up with ``c``, and worry not. If a thread was important, it will show up again.
Create a post via ``a``.
Reply to articles with ``f`` or ``r``.
Reply to articles with ``f`` or ``r``. Include original with ``F``.
Vote articles by first entering the Article buffer, then ``R -`` (down), ``R =`` (up), or ``R 0`` (retract).

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@ -33,15 +33,17 @@ In your ``.gnus`` or ``.emacs``,
A typical session might look like::
M-x gnus
R g emacs
R g emacsy
q
u
Now we're subscribed to ``r/emacs``. Read the first unread article with ``RET``. Rapidly catch yourself up via ``N`` and ``P``.
Keybinding ``u`` (gnus-group-unsubscribe-current-group) actually *toggles* subscription to ``r/emacsy``. I don't make the rules.
Reenter the ``emacsy`` newsgroup with ``RET``. Rapidly catch yourself up via ``N`` and ``P``. Instantly catch-up with ``c``, and worry not. If a thread was important, it will show up again.
Create a post via ``a``.
Reply to articles with ``f`` or ``r``.
Reply to articles with ``f`` or ``r``. Include original with ``F``.
Vote articles by first entering the Article buffer, then ``R -`` (down), ``R =`` (up), or ``R 0`` (retract).