REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD) create moderated newsgroup uk.net.news.committee.discussion.moderated.control
allen
create moderated newsgroup
uk.net.news.committee.discussion.moderated.control
Newsgroups line
uk.net.news.committee.discussion.moderated.control Committee discussion
in public
This is a formal Request For Discussion (RFD) for the creation of a
UK-wide unmoderated Usenet newsgroup
uk.net.news.committee.discussion.moderated.control
*** ALL DISCUSSION MUST TAKE PLACE IN UK.NET.NEWS.CONFIG ***
This is not a Call for Votes (CFV); you cannot vote at this time.
Further procedural details are given below.
Posted to
uk.net.news.management, uk.local.yorkshire,
uiuc.rha.allen,uk.net.news.config, uk.misc
Follow ups to
uk.net.news.config, uk.local.yoorkshire
Rationale uk.net.news.committee.discussion.moderated.control
So the subscribers can see the committee justify their deliberations in
an open manner with only committee posting. A read only group
Charter uk.net.news.committee.discussion.moderated.control
All matter about uk.*
Advertising
No postings other than by committe members who may advertise such things
as bead shops and chippies.
Binaries & Formatting
Encoded binaries (e.g. pictures, compressed files, etc.) are
forbidden. Such material belongs on a web or FTP site to which
a pointer may be posted. Cryptographic signatures (e.g. PGP)
may be used where authentication is important and should be as
short as possible.
Posts must be readable as plain text. HTML, RTF and similarly
formatted messages are prohibited. To see how to make some
common newsreaders comply with this, read
<http://www.usenet.org.uk/ukpost.html>.
Warning
Anyone posting contrary to this charter may be reported to their
"postmaster" and/or Service Provider.
Proponent
allen <al...@allen.as>
Distribution
This RFD has been posted to the following newsgroups:
uk.net.news.management, uk.local.yorkshire,
uiuc.rha.allen,uk.net.news.config, uk.misc
--
Allen
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course of living life twenty-four crowded hours of each day.
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